QuickBooks 2020 – Release Update R17_23

Intuit has pushed out the R17_23 update to QuickBooks 2020 Desktop Products, including Enterprise 20.0.

Intuit is pushing out this release as part of the back-end changes related to service discontinuation notification regarding the 2020 products.

The Release 17_23 update primarily adds prompts to messages regarding service discontinuing, which will occur effective May 31, 2023. 

Service discontinuation as of May 31, 2023 for the following:

• Accountant Copy File Transfer (ACFT)
• Multi currency – Download exchange rates
• Contributed Reports – Sharing, rating of custom reports  
• Online banking services
• Payments and eInvoicing 
• QuickBooks Email
• Payroll
• QuickBooks Time (aka: T-sheets)
• IPD

Service discontinuation for QuickBooks Desktop 2020 products including QuickBooks Enterprise v20 will occur May 31, 2023, regardless of whether you download this update. 

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