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QuickBooks 2011 Discount

August 18, 2010 By: AccountingSoftwareDeals.com Category: bookkeeping reviews

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Here are QuickBooks Release Dates for the past few years:

Many of our readers are asking, “When will QuickBooks 2011 be released?”  If history is any guide, press releases in the past five years will give you some hints:

  • QuickBooks 2011 Release–Press Release 9/7/2010: New Version Provides Faster Access to Data, Increases Efficiency and Enables Access to Essential Information On-the-Go.

Small businesses will find more ways to save time with the latest version of best-selling QuickBooks® financial software from Intuit Inc. QuickBooks 2011 includes several new features that help small business owners find important data quickly when they need it, perform everyday tasks more efficiently and access essential business information remotely.

  • QuickBooks 2010 Release–9/28/2009–Press Release: QuickBooks 2010 Helps Small Businesses Boost Their Bottom Line
  • QuickBooks 2009 Release–9/29/2010–Press Release: QuickBooks 2009 Helps Small Businesses Find More Ways to Save Time, Make Money and Get Ahead
  • QuickBooks 2008 Release–9/24/07--Press Release: Intuit Works for Business: QuickBooks 2008 Now Available
  • QuickBooks 2007 Release–9/25/06--Press Release: Easy Does It! Intuit Announces QuickBooks 2007
  • QuickBooks 2006 Release–11/21/05–Press Release: New Version of the Nation’s Top-Selling Small Business Accounting Software Now Available

QuickBooks 2011

August 03, 2010 By: AccountingSoftwareDeals.com Category: bookkeeping reviews



QuickBooks 2011 will likely be hitting stores in your area very soon.  The annual QuickBooks release is usually in the October time frame and we expect 2011 to be the same.  If you’re on an older version of QuickBooks like QuickBooks 2006 through QuickBooks 2009, you will probably want to upgrade to the latest version to get new features and enhanced performance.  QuickBooks 2011 will likely be available in retail stores like Staples and OfficeMax, on QuickBooks.com, on Amazon.com, and through AccountingSoftwareDeals.com, where you will be able to get the QuickBooks 2011 Discount.  Don’t miss out on QuickBooks 2011 new features.

Here are some of the top features that some QuickBooks experts are expecting to come out in the 2011 version of QuickBooks:

  • Better tools to manage accounts receivable
  • Customized reports
  • Inventory enhancements
  • Company snapshot
  • External accountant features

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Accounting Software Comparison

May 20, 2010 By: AccountingSoftwareDeals.com Category: bookkeeping reviews

Not sure which accounting solution is right for your business?  There are a ton of solutions out there to choose from, some ranging from $1,000 per year to as little as $9.95 per month.  Here is a comparison of some of the latest accounting software packages out there, one new one on the list this year is QuickBooks Online Plus and FreshBooks.  QuickBooks 2011 will be arriving in the fall, so stay tuned for an updated review.

Peachtree ($349.99)

Peachtree is decent accounting software made by Sage, but isn’t well known by accountants, so it really won’t help you get the job done. If you need tax advice from an accountant or outsource parts of your business like payroll processing or accounts receivable to a bookkeeper, you’ll need QuickBooks Pro or QuickBooks Premier 2010.  Update: QuickBooks 2011 should be available online with the 20% discount in October.

Quickbooks Pro 2010  ($159 with the Discount)

QuickBooks Pro 2010 is the gold standard in small and medium-sized business accounting.  You can’t go wrong with QuickBooks for two reasons 1) Any accountant or bookkeeper will know how to help you if you get into trouble 2) It is by far the lowest price point for accounting software.  The QuickBooks Pro 2010 retail price is $179, but with the QuickBooks Pro discount you can pick it up direct from Intuit for only $159. Click Here to Active the Discount Code. If you’re looking for a directory of accounting software, click here for the Accounting Software Directory, a free directory of accounting software

FreshBooks (Free to $19 per month)

The free version of FreshBooks won’t get you much.  You are very limited in the number of invoices you can send out and number of customers you can add to your account.  Overall, FreshBooks is good for sending invoices if you are a very small business or freelances, but it doesn’t deliver on the online accounting feature set that QuickBooks Premier or QuickBooks Online have.

QuickBooks Online Plus (free trial available, $34.95 per month)

Intuit QuickBooks Online is a great accounting package for small and medium sized service businesses.  In the last month QuickBooks Online inventory rolled out in QuickBooks Online Plus, so it’s really an all around bookkeeping solutino.  QuickBooks Online also has mobile accounting for iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android if you’re a smartphone user.



Web Worker Daily Reviews QuickBooks Online

May 17, 2010 By: AccountingSoftwareDeals.com Category: bookkeeping reviews

Would you do your accounting in the cloud? That’s exactly what Nancy Nally from WebWorkerDaily asked when she reviewed QuickBooks Online.  The answer is pretty simple when you see the benefits of QuickBooks Online accounting software.

Price: Quickbooks 2010 costs $300 (street price), while Quickbooks Online Plus is $35/month. Even if you upgrade your desktop software every year, you’ll pay more to be online.

That’s true but you get a lot more for your dollar with QuickBooks Online, plus there is a Free Trial so you can see for yourself.

Accountant access: Providing access for my accountant is what prompted my switch to Quickbooks Online. With desktop Quickbooks, we’d have had to set up port access through our router’s firewall, and she’d have only had access when I had Parallels booted. If my laptop was away from home, she wouldn’t have had access at all. With Quickbooks Online, I simply authorized her, and she has access 24/7.
I totally agree with this point.  Using the Accountant’s Copy file for QuickBooks Pro/Premier was time consuming and had a bunch of errors if you weren’t careful.  QuickBooks Online lets your accountant log in without and Accountant’s Copy issues or extra hassles.
Bottom Line: There’s a price to pay in cost and features for the convenience and data security of using Quickbooks Online, but I find it well worth paying.
Some things that Nancy Nally doesn’t mention are mobile access you can do accounting on your iPhone, BlackBerry, or Android powered device with QuickBooks Online.

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QuickBooks 2011

May 16, 2010 By: AccountingSoftwareDeals.com Category: bookkeeping reviews

QuickBooks 2011 is coming!  If you want to be notified when the QuickBooks 2011 discount is available, please sign up for our email notification on the right!

In the meantime, if you’re interested in trying QuickBooks Online, the web-based version of QuickBooks, click here and you can try it for free for 30 days.

New versions of QuickBooks are generally released in the autumn of the year before the release. As an example, QuickBooks 2010 was released to the market in October 2009.  QuickBooks 2011 will likely be released this October.

Here are some of the top features that QuickBooks Expert Scott Gregory is looking for in the QuickBooks 2011 release:

  • A remit to address for vendors
  • Better tools to manage accounts receivable
  • A redesigned set of tools to customize reports
  • The end of forced phone-in registration to get a license code.
  • A fix on the problem that occurs with average cost on inventory items
  • A refresh of the customer center
  • The ability to purchase two additional licenses for QuickBooks Enterprise

You can find the complete list of QuickBooks 2011 requests on Scott Gregory’s Blog.  Scott is a QuickBooks accounting software expert and has been using QuickBooks for years.

We’ve been monitoring the web to find QuickBooks 2011 discounts and deals and they pop up.  Some places we’ve identified so far are QuickBooks-Discounts.com and even buying direct through QuickBooks.