How does QuickBooks work for a private equity firm?

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You can set up an “investment account” under “asset” with various sub-accounts to track the amount invested in different startups. This will be reported under the non-current asset section of your statement of financial position in QuickBooks while dividend or interest income received on these portfolios are monitored under the “income section” of your book as “investment income”.
I really don’t know how you value your assets, but whichever method you use, QuickBooks is very flexible to let your value your investment to reflect market realities. Other features that let you track your expenses but as “cost of investment” and admin expenses come as a default in QuickBooks.
On the reporting side, you can generate a custom report to track all investment portfolio.
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