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Re: MYOB or Quickbooks?

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From: Kevin Maunder
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 22:38
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Have a look at www.bizzwizz.com.au I have used it for 10 years we run it
over a network with 4 computers it does point of sale for retail customers,
invoicing, bookkeeping, BAS statements, diary, word processor use as much or
as little of the program as you like. I have tried MYOB and QuickBooks and
from a retail perspective find them both lacking on the inventory side of
the programs. I like to study my sales trends and without a sales history it
is hard to do. you can download this free from the web and try it free for a
month then you need a disc to unlock it for the next month. This program was
originated by an electrician in WA as he could not find a program he could
use or understand so he had his own written and has since sold it to other
people to use. You will find it a lot cheaper and more featured than
anything else on the market.

<net> wrote in message news:Xns9556D50115D77abc@66.150.105.60...
> Apologies if these arent appropriate conferences to ask this but couldnt
> think of a better one.
>
> My wife and I run a micro-business (just the two of us) and until now have
> used the free e-Record software provided by the ATO.
>
> e-Record works ok but is a bit cludgy so am looking for something a bit
> better.
>
> Would people recommend MYOB (Firstbusiness?) or Quickbooks (Lite?)
>
> We want something simple to help us with invoicing and dont need to track
> stock or anything.
>
> We especially want the best one to help prepare our quarterly BAS
> statement.
>
> But we want simplicity :-)
>
>
> thanks
>
> Rick and Shirley
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