what are Intuit's Quickbooks?
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QuickBooks is a bookkeeping program sold by Intuit, who also makes and sells TurboTax, and a lot of other business related products.
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The answer to your question is Compiere since it's open sourced and can be easily customizable to suite your needs.\n\nYou can fine Compiere from http://www.wareprise.com/content/accounting-software.html
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While what you want to do could be done with Access, programming Access to do it -- make the forms, the queries and reports needed -- is very difficult, if you don't have fairly advanced database / Access skills.\n\nAlso, you're going to want this product to have rock-solid support -- because once you start using it, you'll be tied to it, and if it fails, you'll need it fixed ASAP.\n\nAs a result, you're not going to find something like what you are asking for out there for free, and having it custom programmed is going to cost more than buying it off the shelf -- at least, if the programmer is worth his salt.\n\nInstead, you should look for an off-the-shelf solution.\n\nQuickbooks -- http://www.intuit.com -- is one option; it technically is bookkeeping software, but it has advanced inventory management features and can handle purchase orders / autodepleting inventory based on purchase orders.\n\nIt will cost several hundred dollars to purchase, but you will find, again, that even so, it's one of the more affordable solutions.\n\nShort of that, there are lots of other software packages out there; most will cost even more than Quickbooks.\n\nA final option might be to find a college student who is in a database administration or programming course, and see if he's be willing to build this for you on the cheap. But remember, you get what you pay for.
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soft-Q Human Resources Suite 2.0\n\nManage employees, evaluations, assign vacation time off, track wages, highlight absenteeisms, organize your business contacts, generate custom reports and more - all with one human resource software system. \n\n\nDownload a Risk Free, 15 day Trial!
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short answer, get MYOB and pre-select the business type, it will give you a complete chart of accounts applicable to that type of business.\n\nThere are some basic line items that every business will use, but in essence, you can, subject ot accounting standards and generally accepted accounting principles, create what you want.
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I recommend Quickbooks Pro. The software is relatively inexpensive but will do everything you need for a long, long time. It will help you set up an appropriate chart of accounts, and if you find you need to add accounts later, it is a breeze.
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Have you tried Amazon?\n\nMicrosoft Office 2000 for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide by Steve Sagman (Paperback - May 7, 1999) \n \nBuy new:  $19.99   Used & new from $0.34   Usually ships in 24 hours  \n\nsee http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0201354403/sr=1-30/qid=1144081150/ref=sr_1_30/102-8881378-4206520?%5Fencoding=UTF8&s=books
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Quickbooks allows you to import CSV (comma seperated) data. Just choose Save As... in Excel to export the data as a CSV file.
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biz plan pro...by palo alto...a program i use
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If I understand you correctly, you are asking if Quickbooks software will create customizes forms and reports. The answer is Yes! You can customize any form or report to look just the way you want. You can even create templates in Microsoft Word with graphics, fonts, and logos. You can learn more about Quickbooks 2006, which I highly recommend, from my software review linked below.\n\nAll the best,\n\nWilliam Perez\ntaxes.about.com
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Not actually a website, but Quicken is probably the best expense tracking program on the market.
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For the latest Business Intelligence Solution out there in the market today, check out http://www.wareprise.com/content/business-intelligence-software.html\nIt has a good listing of BI Solutions.
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You did not specify your practice area so I am guessing it's a general practice and your specialties are Miscellaneous, Sundry and Other.  You can't go wrong with using Quickbooks for general accounting and keeping up with your checkbook., Paychex for payroll, and Tabs3 for time and billing, docketing, document management, email management, etc.  You could use the time and billing included in Quickbooks but I am certain you will not be satisfied.  Tabs 3 has a general ledger as a companion to its time and billings and that will probably suffice.  Billquick is another excellent time and billing software and it integrates seamlessly with Quickbooks.  Good luck, I am a CPA and went  through the same head scratching as you.  I went with Tabs3 but can tell you it was not a good choice for accontants but know for a fact that is works very nicely for attorneys.\nCharles
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Yes, OpenOffice.  Google it.  It includes the equivalent of Powerpoint, Word, Excel, and lots of other stuff.  Open Source, available for Windows, Linux, Mac, and other OS's.\n\nFree.
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The Quickbooks website has it for $169.96 with free shipping.\n\nhttp://quickbooks.intuit.com
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You can pick from a variety of software packages.  Intuit has a TurboTax Professional product.  There are other brands such as TaxExact and Abacus Tax.  Web search, or go to the local Office Depot, or Staples.\n\nAlternatively, you could contract a tax preparer business to do it for you.  It all depends on what your goals and/or limitations may be (i.e., financially, time, knowledge, etc.)
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Check out Peachtree software. It maintains employee payroll, inventory, accounts payable / receivable, and a lot more.