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Tanya · 03-15-2007

If you have a business, how do you prepare for or do your taxes? What types of software do you use? I have just started the switch to QuickBooks, and I know it will do everything I need. But I have to say, I think I have seen windows crash less in 10+ years then QuickBooks in just a month. Trying to get my switch over so I can get everything to the accountant.

mmjones · 03-24-2007

Quickbooks or PeachTree are the two best ones. I have friends that use them. It makes it much easier to track things throughout the year.

Sillaycheg · 04-03-2007

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Lloyd Brown · 04-03-2007

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QuietLunatic · 05-08-2007

I still do all mine on paper. But I need to keep better track of my business receipts. Especially for this past weekend. I know HOW, I just don't always do.

lalajean · 05-09-2007

Quickbooks is a really good program if you have the right version. What are you trying to do when it crashes.

I would still prefer this program over some of the others available on the market today.

luigi-di-violini · 11-21-2007

I do our taxes for our small business. Basically, the 2 softwares I use are:

- Spreadsheet (Open Office Calc)
- Adobe Acrobat Reader to fill out the IRS forms on the computer

03-15-2007	#1 (permalink)
Tanya Digital-Boards.com Admin Join Date: Sep 2006 Age: 38 Posts: 136	Business Tax Time If you have a business, how do you prepare for or do your taxes? What types of software do you use? I have just started the switch to QuickBooks, and I know it will do everything I need. But I have to say, I think I have seen windows crash less in 10+ years then QuickBooks in just a month. Trying to get my switch over so I can get everything to the accountant.

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03-24-2007	#2 (permalink)
mmjones Consumer Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 41	Quickbooks or PeachTree are the two best ones. I have friends that use them. It makes it much easier to track things throughout the year.

05-08-2007	#5 (permalink)
QuietLunatic Consumer Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Nova Scotia Posts: 66	I still do all mine on paper. But I need to keep better track of my business receipts. Especially for this past weekend. I know HOW, I just don't always do.

05-09-2007	#6 (permalink)
lalajean Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 34	Quickbooks is a really good program if you have the right version. What are you trying to do when it crashes. I would still prefer this program over some of the others available on the market today.

11-21-2007	#7 (permalink)
luigi-di-violini Consumer Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: California Age: 30 Posts: 28	I do our taxes for our small business. Basically, the 2 softwares I use are: - Spreadsheet (Open Office Calc) - Adobe Acrobat Reader to fill out the IRS forms on the computer