Thanks both of you! I wasn't sure if anybody would actually get around to answering this thread. Oh, by the way.BOTH programs interface with TAX preperation software packages from several sources and most online banking services. May take a bit to get past the call screening process but it will work. Next time you call Intuit, ask to speak to a person knowledgeable with both packages. There will probably me more to respond anyway. I hope this answers most of your concerns. It is an excellent software package and the online help system is superior. The biggest complaint I have with quickbooks is the COST. It also provides a function for putting everything onto floppys for your outside auditor if you so desire. If you have an office person that does the accounting work for you, then QuickBooks would probably pose no probems for him/her. If it is to be used in a commercial environment with a fairly nice yearly income and lots of transactions then go with QuickBooks. QuickBooks is multi user capable but requires copies of the EXPENSIVE software on any machine that will access the master QuickBooks database file for your organizations financial records/data. They can give you a report on just about ANY aspect of your finances with very litttle trouble for the user.
#Quicken small business accounting software 2 user full#
Speaking of reports, both programs are very full featured in this area. Also in QuickBooks, there is a very definite order for entering data to achieve accuracy for any reports the user may desire. Wiht QuickBooks, the user MUST get into the inner workings during setup as there is little performed automatically for the user. With Quicken most features are automatic and require little or no intervention on the users part. I have currently gone back just to useing Quicken.
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