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Originally Posted by Coda1108
For accounting, I use both QuickBooks and PeachTree. I use QuickBooks for my customers for whom I also handle financial administration, and only if they request it; I use PeachTree for my own company. Simply stated, QuickBooks will let you do just about anything... however, that's the problem! I've seen many small businesses use QuickBooks to do something they shouldn't be doing from an accounting standpoint. PeachTree won't LET you enter something that is not a proper transaction. Some people feel this makes it hard to use. This may be true in the short-term, but in the long-term, the books are much cleaner and defendable than if a user used QuickBooks improperly.
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Hello, I'm new here - but as with any forum I'm a part of (only 2-3 including this one now) I HAD to search my industry, which happens to be QuickBooks; I am an Advanced Certified ProAdvisor...I can attest to Coda's comment above, QuickBooks will let you do anything you like - hence my business
. That being said, I like to try to be proactive and catch my customers on the front end and set them up and train them in order to save clean up and re-training on the back-end which is generally more costly. Obviously, my software of choice is....you guessed it, QuickBooks for finacial management. I also use Outlook for contact management, calendar, e-mail, and task-list.
