Yeah you probably have just the home user one. The business one should tell you how much taxes you should be putting aside too. While I haven't used this directly myself, the accountant where I work swears by it.
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Yeah you probably have just the home user one. The business one should tell you how much taxes you should be putting aside too. While I haven't used this directly myself, the accountant where I work swears by it.
I've heard of several accountants swear by it as well. The thing that was weird to me was the they all used the online one. It's cool that you can get at it anywhere, but what happens when you need to access your financial info and then the site is down, or your internet access is down. And personally I wouldn't want my financial info in the cloud.
But all in all what I've heard matches what Bowen's heard. Accountants Quicken.
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http://quicken.intuit.com/small-business-finance/home-business.jsp
You'll want the one that has small business in it. Or home business.
I've heard of several accountants swear by it as well. The thing that was weird to me was the they all used the online one. It's cool that you can get at it anywhere, but what happens when you need to access your financial info and then the site is down, or your internet access is down. And personally I wouldn't want my financial info in the cloud.
But all in all what I've heard matches what Bowen's heard. Accountants Quicken.
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