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jasminreo


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Hello Everybody,

 

I am intereted to buy an accounting software.  Please let me know, which is the best account software.

 

Thanks



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Shamus


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In what context do you need to use it?

For some people Excel is the best software for them. For others it could be Sage or VT Transaction+ or Quickbooks.

Please supply a bit more information as to what you are looking for the software to do for you, number of clients, volume of transactions etc. and I or one of the other regulars on here will be able to point you in the right direction.

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Personally would always recommend either excel or SAGE

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She doesn't really want to buy software. She actually wants to sell us cheap flights to Orlando.

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Peasie wrote:

She doesn't really want to buy software. She actually wants to sell us cheap flights to Orlando.

 

 

Ha ha !!! Yes, you're probably right :) Never been to Orlando, lol



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which type of software you need. becuase the accounting software should be suited for your business needs. So i am asking it. If may buy offline software if your business is not 24/7 or worldwide. you can use online accounting software for your small business. If you are looking to buy free you try can numia otherwise you first review the "paid and use" software's customer reports before buy.

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Peasie wrote:

She doesn't really want to buy software. She actually wants to sell us cheap flights to Orlando.

 Particularly when you see she has a link to a viral marketing website on hers

 



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attilabenko


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Don't be like that ;)
She might needs a software to do the books of all her internet trade...

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