Review (5/5): Tax Break
We’ve been using QuickBooks for almost two decades to manage our small-business financials. In that time, we’ve probably upgraded five times – always at the request of our accounting firm - yet the software is so seamless that the way we input our data is largely unchanged.
In other words, the programming improvements are mostly on the back end (for the accounting firm) and not on the user end. Even with expanded options like payroll, the foundational navigation and record input and retrieval has remained the same. For a small business like us, who can’t invest the time or training in learning new versions and application of software, QuickBooks’ plug-and-play model is priceless. Another huge advantage to this company’s products is its stable platform. Every upgrade has exported our accountant’s copy from the previous tax year without a hitch or glitch. We had other options when initially selecting our accounting software. I’m glad we went with QuickBooks.