You can merge one account into another if they are the same account type and the account you want to merge has no attached subaccounts. You can combine an account with a parent account or with a subaccount. For example, a store owner has a bank account for petty cash and a bank account for cash-on-hand. The owner has decided to keep all the cash in one place. Because the petty cash account does not have any subaccounts, the owner can merge that account into the cash-on-hand account.
- Accounts Payable
- Accounts Receivable
- Advances Paid
- Inventory Asset
- Undeposited Funds
- Failed ACH Transactions
- Intercompany Clearing
- Intercompany Payable/Receivable
- Accrued Purchases
- Payroll Liabilities
- Refunds Payable
- Sales Taxes Payable
- Opening Balances
- Cost of Goods Sold
- Uncategorized Income
- Uncategorized Expense
- ALL non-posting registers