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ghis


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Can anyone recommend a bookkeeping software for a Mac.  



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Accountz and Quickbooks run on Mac's

Personally I run XP as a virtual machine via Parallels. This allows me to run Sage, VT, 12Pay and BTC software without any problems.

http://www.isoftwarereviews.com/accounting-software-for-mac/

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Hi Ghislane

Also have a look at web based software too as they are not dependent on your computer type but if you have internet connection.

As a bookkeeper, have a look at our system Arithmo by clicking on below URL. Its one of the easiest bookkeeping software to use, good price (fee includes hosting and updates: for sole practitioners: 5 clients books at £249.50 plus vat per annum- usually charge for 10 clients in advance per annum, just quote bookkeeping forum).

The user interface (layout) is easy on eye and it is branded with your practices logo and colours.

If you would like to trial Arithmo, email me at dalbir@arithmo.co.uk

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Like Tony I use Parallels to run Sage on Mac.



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Apologies Dalbir - I did originally mention cloud software but must have edited the comment out of my reply.

Sorry Bud..


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Thanks,

I think i will go down the route of parallels to run sage.

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thanks Tony

I admit I love running my appliactions over the net.


Hi Ghames

Am not a mac user though have been told macbook battery life is far superior to non-mac laptops.


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Hi, 

try out our site http://www.comparesoftwareforbusiness.co.uk

We have created our business software comparison website to help owners of small businesses find software right for their business.  it will match software across the industry to your specifc requirements.

Check it out and let us know what you think



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Fusion Accounts can also run on any computer as it is web-based. One of the beautys of web-based bookkeeping software is that you don't have to install any software. All you need is internet access.

You can trial Fusion Accounts for free by visiting http://www.fusionaccounts.com

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If you're still interested, our online accounting software has definitely been designed with Mac users in mind. You're welcome to use our free trial.

http://www.xero.com/mac-accounting/



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Hi,

You can try out Zoho Books, our online accounting software. It is available at http://www.zoho.com/books  and definitely works well on a Mac. It comes with a 30 day free trial. 

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