 [Larger view] | Peachtree Complete Accounting 2003
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 Simple/Common items missing... | |
| One thing that is pretty much common to every business is buying in one quantity say by the case, and selling in another quantity in this case "each". Peachtree does not have the capability to automatically do this simple task and it WILL complicate your life without it. In order to get this common feature you need to spend $600 on a more robust version of the software. Don't make the same mistake I did, investigate every detail of the software before you purchase it. Otherwise you will have an expensive coffee cup holder. | |
 Good Software | |
| I have used this software for three years and love it. I didn't realize how much until one of my employers purchased QuickBooks Pro. The difference is amazing. My favorite is the reports. It is easy to get canned reports and even easier to build custom reports. Try doing these in QuickBooks, NOT. The menues are laid out in a way that you find what you want to do with little or no searching even as a beginner. The technical support is the best. I can say this with experience as one that has tried to use QuickBooks support also. I heartily recommend over QuickBooks. | |
 Clarification | |
| Pardon me for jumping back in but I want to clarify comments made by an earlier reviewer who indicated changes in W-2 layouts from year to year necessitate ordering the pricy payroll service. Not usually true. W-2 "reports" are customizable - you can go to the designer and add or remove fields that are printed on the W-2 as will as place them anywhere on the page you want them. The same is true for other "standard" reports. I have customized the provided California DE-6 quarterly state payroll report so that I can print my own Quarterly Unemployment Tax report directly on the forms sent out by Texas Workforce Commission (course, this report can be filed electronically as well.) Admittedly, customizing forms takes a little time, and some trial and error but it can be done. |
