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Free Quickbooks for Mac?
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They do have quickbooks for Mac. However, I would not recommend it as they (to my knowledge) only have single user licenses and not multi-user one.
Look at Accountedge or Firstedge (if you don't need payroll) by MYOB. They're both highly recommended.
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Look at Accountedge or Firstedge (if you don't need payroll) by MYOB. They're both highly recommended.
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If you are close to an Apple store I would highly recommend setting up a Business Consultation with the Partner there. They'd be able to give you more specific advice on solutions.
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Dumb question . . . ;^)
What functionality do you need? Just keeping track of billing your clients, and
managing checking account(s) and credit card(s)? Do you need to issue
checks? And you're the only user, right? So you don't need a multi-use
license.
To me, QB is fine for all that. Granted, a tad expensive . . . ;^)
What functionality do you need? Just keeping track of billing your clients, and
managing checking account(s) and credit card(s)? Do you need to issue
checks? And you're the only user, right? So you don't need a multi-use
license.
To me, QB is fine for all that. Granted, a tad expensive . . . ;^)
Yes VERY basic....just have to keep track of clients invoices etc. I do not need to issue checks or anything. The company is just me...veryyy basic. I tried Firstedge and even that is a bit complicated for me as I have never done this kind of thing. (keeping track of my own bills, sending invoices etc.)
They do have a Quickbooks Online Edition free version that works with Safari on Mac. It's been in open beta for a while - I've used it for about 6 months now - but it works fine. The only thing that I've really noticed vs the paid version (which I also use but for a different business) is that the free version won't let you add in bills to pay later. Other than that, they seem comparable.