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[plasterjfe]

Anyone use software for accounting/bookeeping/vat etc

 

[merlin]

just use spreadsheets from microsoft office and email em to accountants.

 

[skimmin2day]

I use my wife.But software is probably more reliable.Having said that i wouldnt get my c o c k through the cd rom hole !!!!

 

[simplybesty]

use quickbooks mate, have done for about 7 years

 

[plasterjfe]

i looked at quickbooks yeah looks ok. I draw up spreadsheets etc but i want something that works together automatically calculating vat and doing all the running account sums. My aim is to save time basically

 

[Johnathon]

Use the best small business accounts books (blue non vat yellow for vat) dead simple and once full you just add all the figures up and thats your return

 

[FreeD]

same as above...can't be bothered with sh*t sheets to much hassle spend enough time on the comp as it is

 

[plasterjfe]

not sure if i wanna go back to paper though i wanted to combine payroll/cis payments/vat etc etc all into one programme that auto updates as i make entries.
looked at you book though, it says there are yellow and blue versions for both vat and non vat but whats the difference in blue and yellow vat versions

 

[stuart]

I used to use Sage Accounting. Fantastic bit of kit reconciles all vat etc.It's also accepted as your vat return print it of and send it away. Not a cheap package but imo if your big enough it's worth they money

 

[Danny]

Excell or scalc do the job for me!

Danny

 

[Johnathon]

Hello Mate
The main difference is the yellow is a weekly format as opposed to a monthly format with the blue, the yellow are more catered for more cash sales business i.e. taxi / cafes etc.

 

[plasterjfe]

so you need yeller then really

 

[plasterjfe]

use quickbooks mate, have done for about 7 years

Simps what version you usin pal