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  1. 01-23-2009 08:07 AM #1
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    I'm starting a small, one-girl service business. Since you have a whole QuickBooks forum here, I assume you like the software. Is it a good choice for this kind of business?

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    QuickBooks has different versions that are meant to serve a variety of needs. Simple Start is cost effective but not the easiest to use. i would say Pro or Premier as they have advanced features and better support.
    I'm an accountant based in Westport, Connecticut. I help businesses with various accounting needs, including anything from basic bookkeeping work to advanced financial modeling and consulting work. In addition, I teach businesses how to integrate QuickBooks effectively into their day to day business operations.
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    Melanie, Congratulations on starting a new business. I would suggest QB pro. You will find that it has more features that you currently need, but the hope is you will grow into it, Right?
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    My suggestion depends on how much business you are doing, what kind of business, experience with accounting software, etc? I would personally start with an excel spreadsheet listing out all of your checks written and deposits made. Keep all your business bank statements. Are you filing a Sch C for your first year? You basically need to keep track of all your business income and expenses. Details of what the checks are for is also helpful, example. Check 100 1/1/10- Sprint- Telephone Expense. PM me if you need more assistance.
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    QuickBooks is definitely the most popular and most intuitive in my opinion. There are lots of resources online to help you learn or if you have a question, just google it. Also, if you hire an accountant for help most will answer your questions no problem. Best of luck with your business.
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