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Software for common business practices

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Sekayi Lodge
Sekayi Lodge Member Posts: 1
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Hey gang,

I am looking for software that will allow me to make proposals, estimate and keep businees administration procedures in order.

I know there are a lot of contractors in this forum, and help is greatly appreciated.

Thank You,


Sekayi Lodge

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  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,882
    Wintac

    Affordable, easy to navigate.

    I've had it for years.

    Scott

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  • Al Letellier
    Al Letellier Member Posts: 781
    software

    Take a look at Quick Books Pro, contractor version. Does a lot of stuff for a fair price. We use the Pro only version and have for years. Perfect for the small shop, but may lack features if you grow big.

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  • Mike L.
    Mike L. Member Posts: 3


    > Take a look at Quick Books Pro, contractor

    > version. Does a lot of stuff for a fair price. We

    > use the Pro only version and have for years.

    > Perfect for the small shop, but may lack features

    > if you grow big.

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  • Mike L.
    Mike L. Member Posts: 3
    Software

    I have used Quickbooks Pro for 10+ years. We tried other
    software first. Quickbooks was by far the easiest to learn and use. I entered my materials and produce all my estimates. Checking and check writing are great. Payroll and tax forms are all automated. Most accountants now support this so tax time is a breeze.
    I would not consider doing business without it unless I hire a part time accountant-(Not likely).
  • Mike L.
    Mike L. Member Posts: 3
    Software

    I have used Quickbooks Pro for 10+ years. We tried other
    software first. Quickbooks was by far the easiest to learn and use. I entered my materials and produce all my estimates. Checking and check writing are great. Payroll and tax forms are all automated. Most accountants now support this so tax time is a breeze.
    I would not consider doing business without it unless I hire a part time accountant, not likely.
  • Ken_8
    Ken_8 Member Posts: 1,640
    Ditto

    QB's "Pro" about 250 scoots at Costco/Price Club.

    15 years. Payroll service is starting to get out of line IMHO, but it still makes any P&L or Balance sheet a snap.

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