Good Expense Report Software

Well there are three options that I would say are good it just depends on the level of accounting he is capable of doing. Here they are>


1. Quicken for the Mac http://quicken.intuit.com/personal-...-qkn_sku_mac&gclid=CLC1lIbHn5ICFRciFQodHkNuQQ

With this one it will do basic budget and banking reconsiliations.

2. Quickbooks http://quickbooks.intuit.com/product/accounting-software/pro-mac-business-finance-software.jhtml This will offer him full on accounting.

3. Third party software called accounts http://www.nano.com.au/ This is a middle of the road accounting package more stripped down version of Quickbooks

4. Oh Ya there is also iBank http://www.iggsoftware.com/ibank/ More like quicken for the Mac

 

Online expense report option

If it's just an expense reporting solution your Dad needs, you can have him try out http://paybackable.com. We built and launched it about 6 months ago to help folks track out-of-pocket and mileage expenses. Expense reports can be exported to a spreadsheet or QuickBoooks.

We're a web development firm and Mac shop. We got so frustrated dealing with our own expense reports that we built this site, then opened it up for others. There's a completely free plan for individuals, with paid ones for companies with employees. Think it could be a good fit for your Dad's needs.

- Kevin

 

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I really did not want to leave mac, but from what I hear Sage Accounts 50 is the main programme for accounting, or bookkeeping for business.

So I've had to use bootcamp, so I can load windows and use Sage for my accounting. I am looking into Icloud to sync both computers.