blackhatkb
Newbie
- Mar 25, 2008
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I use QuickBooks. I was an accountant when I had a day job, so I do my own taxes with TurboTax. It is a seamless system, and QB interfaces with my bank, so I can just download my transactions.
How Are You Keeping Your Books?
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grahamhead
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- Jan 13, 2009
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I have been using MS Accounting Express, its free and obviously integrates well with MS office. I cant wait to send google an invoice 
must get cracking.......
must get cracking.......litning1078
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- Aug 6, 2008
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I use Peachtree for 3 different businesses I have and love it. After you you figure it out, it is very powerful, and you can pick it up for free if you watch for mail in rebates, and yes, then have sent me the rebate check every time. I would also strongly suggest a good CPA, interview them, ask your banker for which one they prefer, and if you do not have a personal banker working for you, get one of those too. You need to act like a business and get the benefits that other businesses are getting.
gimme4free
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- Oct 22, 2008
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Anyone know where I can upload more than 100MB for free? Don't want to host TTP on my server but have got it if anyone wants it.
aftershock2020
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- Oct 19, 2007
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I use quickbooks pro for the books, quicken for the taxes and a custom program that I designed for my overall client management to work between the two as well as my cart systems.
spaceinvader
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- Jan 28, 2009
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i use pencil and paper
uma4guma
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- Oct 5, 2008
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Never heard of it. Can you provide a link to their site?
virtualv
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- Sep 26, 2008
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It seems like Turbo Tax is the way to go, but I wonder about the fact that I've heard that people who use TT get audited more than if you use a service. And, since probably at least SOME of the income might not be ((cough cough)) reported, wouldn't this be more risky?
Infinity
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- Nov 13, 2008
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Personally I would also opt for Quickbooks Pro. I use it myslef for quite some time, and my experiences with it are nothing but positive. Sure it is quite expensive to buy, but believe me that it's worth the money you pay. Allows you to save a great deal of money on accountant fees.
I will agree with majority of people in this thread. Quickbooks Pro is the way to go. I have a copy of it on my computer as I do bookkeeping for a few different companies. I can track different companies easily. It does make it a snap when preparing income tax returns.
