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Thumb of Michigan | The downside to quickbooks in my experience has been keeping track of volumes. Bushels, gallons, tons, bales, whatever if you want to enterprise. That may have been addressed in some versions. and I know at least one company used to have an ag related add on.
It will still do units when billing, for example. If you get X $ per bale for baling for example, that will come up every time you make a bill out if you set the account up that way.
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I still think you'd benefit from either Quicken or QuickBooks. The learning curve is less if you have a CPA or someone else to help you set up accounts. I'll echo what others have said about check writing, its a great feature that I wouldn't want to be without. I think in some cases the cost of the software can be made back in cheaper CPA fees. in | |
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Quickbooks or other book keeping software?
