If I understand what you are talking about... I don't
think keeping them seperated for tax purposes will be
that easy. Reason is, to keep money accurate, when
transfering money, you need to make money know it is an
actual transfer. Problem comes that to make a transfer
work and appear to be a "transfer", money needs to have
the two accounts (ie: transfering and recieving account)
registered in the money program itself. There comes the
problem, I don't know of any way that you can make money
distinguish b/t each file seperatly when calculating
taxes. Money just kinda groups them all together and
looks at the income and expenses of "all accounts" and
does its thing. I am however using Money Deluxe 2004...
I don't think there is too much diff b/t Deluxe and Small
Biz but maybe more tax help in the Small Biz version. I
suggest you download the Money 2004 Deluxe Trial from the
link I have below.... than you can try before you stick
the money into it.

Anyways...Best of Luck,
Paul



Money Trial D/L Link:
http://www.microsoft.com/money/info/trial/

I cannot find this information anywhere so I hope someone
here can share their experience. I have two completely
separate companies, each handled in separate Quickbooks
files. Personal finances are handled in Quicken. Of
course these three do not talk to each other so that any
transaction between any two of these entities has to be
entered twice, once in each file. Before I switch to
Money, can someone tell me whether Money can handle each
of these three entities separately (i.e., generate
separate tax information for each) yet still talk to each
other (e.g. have a debit in one account show up as a
credit in another)? Many thanks.