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Old 01-19-2009, 11:50 AM
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Can you recommend any good accounting software programs for my Corporate Bookkeeping?

I am a small C Corporation with a modest revenue around $150,000 per year. Can you recommend any good accounting software programs for my Corporate Bookkeeping that would meet my needs?

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Old 01-19-2009, 11:57 PM
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The best software for your business would be

QuickBooks Simple Start



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Old 01-20-2009, 12:16 AM
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and if you want a 1 step up from the simple start., you can jump to pro., currently being sold for $99!! (costoco, sams club, other online web sites)...

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QuickBooks Simple Start



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Old 01-20-2009, 05:18 AM
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Online Accounting Software

Have you considered using online accounting?

Check out Clarity Accounting, web-based business accounting software for small businesses:
  • Easier to set up and use than desktop solutions, especially QuickBooks
  • Automatic upgrades, backups, and security
  • Works on a Mac or aPC
  • Share access with your accountant
  • Multi-currency and multi-user
  • 30-day free trial, only $10/month after that

QuickBooks is very popular but it's a pain setup and Intuit is very greedy with their upgrades and support costs. Ran into this blog post talking about this very problem: MaineBusiness.com | Better Business: 5 QuickBooks Myths



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Old 01-20-2009, 11:19 AM
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Most CPA's now recommend Quicken or Quickbooks for their clients. Its not that expensive and very easy to use.

Files can easily be sent to CPA's for review and returned back to client with all the adjusting journal entries. It really is very convenient and used by maybe a majority of all CPA firms.

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