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Discuss accounting and bookkeeping software in the Computing at the Contractor Forum; anyone use it? what do you recommend for ease of use. I have been tempted by quickbooks...
  1. 15-02-2010, 03:04 PM #1
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    anyone use it? what do you recommend for ease of use. I have been tempted by quickbooks
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    Sage instant accounts is v good for accounts and HMRC cd rom is great (and free) for employees
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    EEEeeekkk Sage......
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    I'm a quickbooks man myself.

    Find it easy to use and it's got more features than you can shake a stick at.
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    Sage is very good software and I found it hard to get to grips with quickly. ran it for a while under a free trial, but then discovered Quickbooks. Simpler to use, easy to set up and wold recomend this for use where your accounts are not too complicated.
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    I'm after some accounts software so will take a good look at this.
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    Quickbooks all the way. Once I switched I won't go back. For those on a budget, go with freshbooks. Google it.
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