Quickbooks in the home inspection industry

[Michael R. Boyett]

Kevin, I felt the same way last year and tried Quicken Home & Business since I use Quicken for my personal finances and QuickBooks for the business. After realizing that Quicken H&B did not allow chart of accounts type inputting of expenses then I went back to QuickBooks. I want something that I can print at the end of the year, for tax purposes, that tracks all of the various tax categories. Quicken H&B certainly does a fine job at a macro level of tracking and displaying personal and business financials but falls short when it comes to really tracking business income and expenses adequately, in my opinion.

[Kevin A. Richardson]

Originally Posted by mboyett

Kevin, I felt the same way last year and tried Quicken Home & Business since I use Quicken for my personal finances and QuickBooks for the business. After realizing that Quicken H&B did not allow chart of accounts type inputting of expenses then I went back to QuickBooks. I want something that I can print at the end of the year, for tax purposes, that tracks all of the various tax categories. Quicken H&B certainly does a fine job at a macro level of tracking and displaying personal and business financials but falls short when it comes to really tracking business income and expenses adequately, in my opinion.

I understand! I have not looked at any past versions of Quicken H&B, but will say that they made some pretty cool enhancements in the new version 2008.

Better business tracking of expenses.

http://quicken.intuit.com/small-busi...business.jhtml

-Kevin

[Michael R. Boyett]

Kevin...a quick look at Quicken H&B 2008 New Features and FAQ's seems to support that. I may have to take another look at it. Thanks!