Accounting Software Choices...

[t***@aol.com]

Hi All,
I was hoping there would be some people here that could give me some
insight on what accounting software to choose for our home business.
I am currently using Quicken 2006 and am not happy with it.
I need a software that can create invoices, purchase/sales orders,
quotes, packing slips, track current and past due accounts as well as
add interest to past due accounts. I also need to track PST & GST.
Create the required monthly reports as well.

Any help and sudgestions are appreciated.
Cheers,
WendyT

[San Diego CPA]

Post by t***@aol.com
Hi All,
I was hoping there would be some people here that could give me some
insight on what accounting software to choose for our home business.
I am currently using Quicken 2006 and am not happy with it.
I need a software that can create invoices, purchase/sales orders,
quotes, packing slips, track current and past due accounts as well as
add interest to past due accounts. I also need to track PST & GST.
Create the required monthly reports as well.
Any help and sudgestions are appreciated.
Cheers,
WendyT

QuickBooks is much better than Quicken for running a small business. It can
handle all of the requirements stated above. In addition to QuickBooks,
Microsoft has their own product, Small Business and there's also others like
Peachtree. They're all pretty similar in terms of features, learning curve,
etc.

[r***@gmail.com]

Post by San Diego CPA

Post by t***@aol.com
I was hoping there would be some people here that could give me some
insight on what accounting software to choose for our home business.
I am currently using Quicken 2006 and am not happy with it.
I need a software that can create invoices, purchase/sales orders,
quotes, packing slips, track current and past due accounts as well as
add interest to past due accounts. I also need to track PST & GST.
Create the required monthly reports as well.
Any help and sudgestions are appreciated.
Cheers,
WendyT

QuickBooks is much better than Quicken for running a small business. It can
handle all of the requirements stated above. In addition to QuickBooks,
Microsoft has their own product, Small Business and there's also others like
Peachtree. They're all pretty similar in terms of features, learning curve,
etc.

I second the previous post, I've heard good things about Quickbooks,
and have worked with Peachtree, both would work very well for you.

RMC