Top Accounting Software Reviews
Accounting Software Reviews – 2019
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QuickBooks Plus ReviewQuickBooks Plus comes from the QB Online product family and offers more robust features than Simple Start and Essentials. With payroll and inventory tracking, it may be all a small business owner ever needs. | |
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QuickBooks Pro ReviewQuickBooks Pro has been around for years and is one of the most trusted, well-used accounting programs for businesses of all sizes. | |
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QuickBooks Essentials ReviewQuickBooks Essentials offers an upgrade from their Simple Start program with more features, intuitive accounting and additional access for up to three users. | |
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WorkingPoint ReviewWorkingPoint offers features that can apply to both small business owners and independent contractors. From estimated quarterly tax payments to tax preparation reports, the features and great price make them something to consider. | |
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QuickBooks Premier ReviewQuickBooks Premier comes from the QuickBooks family of desktop accounting products. It features everything from basic accounting to inventory and more so you stay on track. | |
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GoDaddy Online Bookkeeping (Outright) ReviewGoDaddy Online Bookkeeping, formerly known as Outright.com, offers a variety of accounting options for small businesses and independent contractors. While not designed for larger companies, they offer plenty of features a smaller business or startup would need. | |
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Sage One ReviewSage One is designed for businesses just starting out and even freelancers that need to take control of their finances. They offer just the right balance of features to accommodate most accounting needs for small businesses. | |
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Xero Accounting ReviewXero is a feature-rich cloud-based accounting program and one of the few to offer integrated payroll. Their prices are higher than other programs, but they try to make up for that by offering third party app integrations and other features that you are often charged extra for with other companies. | |
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QuickBooks Simple Start ReviewQuickBooks Simple Start offers cloud-based accounting for small businesses looking to simplify finances, invoice and stay professional. | |
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QuickBooks Self-Employed ReviewQuickBooks Self Employed is perfect for freelancers and independent contractors that have different accounting needs compared to traditional businesses. With tools like Schedule C, tax filing and estimated quarterly tax payments, it may be the only program out there truly for self-employed individuals. | |
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Freshbooks ReviewFreshBooks is one of the few accounting programs to offer time tracking and even the ability to monitor employee time and revenue in a single program. While they lack more complex features, it may be all a single business owner needs. | |
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Zoho Accounting ReviewZoho Books is all about offering simplified accounting with numerous add-on apps so that you can customize your accounting and project management experience. | |
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Wave Accounting ReviewYou don't have to pay a lot for accounting - and Wave proves that. With Wave Accounting you enjoy free lifetime accounting, invoicing and more. | |
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Sage 100 ERP ReviewSage 100 ERP offers everything from inventory management to product and task management and accounting. This in-depth desktop software is ideal for SMBs looking to maximize what they get from a single program. | |
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Sage 50 ReviewSage 50 is designed for the small business that needs a little more from their accounting. With features like inventory and project management built-in, it could be the only program you'll ever need. | |
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FreeAgent ReviewFreeAgent has a no-frills approach for small business accounting. They offer one plan, one fee and a set number of services regardless of your business size. | |
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Less Accounting ReviewLess Accounting sticks true to its name by reducing just how many tasks are associated with keeping your company's books up to date. While they lack the more advanced features, they may be ideal for small businesses and freelancers that need intuitive accounting online. | |
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AccountEdge ReviewAccountEdge offers a cloud-based as well as a desktop version of their accounting software. While they have great features, their ease of use is extremely low and they may not have the features most businesses need to track their financial well-being. | |
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Kashoo ReviewKashoo overall is a basic accounting program that offers a good variety of features, but may prove to be too simple for larger companies or those that need payroll and more advanced features. |
