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Author:  Boggins [ Thu May 01, 2008 11:35 am ]
Post subject:  accounting/bookeeping software programme advice
Im looking for a Simple to use Bookkeeping/accounts software Progamme to run my small business with..one that Can cover Customer Details and history, Invoicing, orders, purchases, Fuel costs per vehicle, repair/running costs per vehicle, average MPG etc...and which can run off Invoices at month end, A monthly anaylsis print off of the above things.......oh and it must be Idiot proof and cheap, maybe even free or hookie.......Any suggestions (serious ones) welcome ...TY
Author:  cabbyman [ Thu May 01, 2008 6:21 pm ]
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Most accountants recommend the Sage range of software. Once you've got it set up, it is virtually idiot-proof, although it is not likely to be available other than through legitimate outlets due to the security features embedded within - However, I may be wrong!! :-$
Author:  bill_datamaster [ Thu May 01, 2008 8:46 pm ]
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Most accountants recomend Sage because sage is written mainly for accountants. :lol:

Bill :)
Author:  medway [ Tue May 13, 2008 4:43 pm ]
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Sage is expensive and not really worth spending the money for a single taxi driver.

If you are a one man band and will not fully utilise Sage's functionailities- I would look at something a lot cheaper like Microsoft Money. There are also a few free downloads which do basic accounting.
Author:  Nigel [ Tue May 13, 2008 7:01 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: accounting/bookeeping software programme advice
Boggins wrote:
Im looking for a Simple to use Bookkeeping/accounts software Progamme to run my small business with..one that Can cover Customer Details and history, Invoicing, orders, purchases, Fuel costs per vehicle, repair/running costs per vehicle, average MPG etc...and which can run off Invoices at month end, A monthly anaylsis print off of the above things.......oh and it must be Idiot proof and cheap, maybe even free or hookie.......Any suggestions (serious ones) welcome ...TY


I have some which will cost you £4 once paid you will have it in your Email account within hours, it's easy to use and idiot proof, it adds everything up and subtracts everything for you putting it into the boxes at the end of the year for your accountant to simply charge you £150 for looking over your books. When you use this software you can get rid of your accountant.

As for invoice runs a simple programme from Microsoft will do the trick, just do a search on Microsoft for invoices.
Author:  tcabbie [ Thu Aug 07, 2008 1:32 pm ]
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we use Iris, very easy to use.
Author:  bloodnock [ Thu Aug 07, 2008 2:59 pm ]
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tcabbie wrote:
we use Iris, very easy to use.



Thanks....Can you tell me where i can find it?
Author:  Boggins [ Thu Aug 07, 2008 4:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: accounting/bookeeping software programme advice
Nigel wrote:
Boggins wrote:
Im looking for a Simple to use Bookkeeping/accounts software Progamme to run my small business with..one that Can cover Customer Details and history, Invoicing, orders, purchases, Fuel costs per vehicle, repair/running costs per vehicle, average MPG etc...and which can run off Invoices at month end, A monthly anaylsis print off of the above things.......oh and it must be Idiot proof and cheap, maybe even free or hookie.......Any suggestions (serious ones) welcome ...TY


I have some which will cost you £4 once paid you will have it in your Email account within hours, it's easy to use and idiot proof, it adds everything up and subtracts everything for you putting it into the boxes at the end of the year for your accountant to simply charge you £150 for looking over your books. When you use this software you can get rid of your accountant.

As for invoice runs a simple programme from Microsoft will do the trick, just do a search on Microsoft for invoices.



Thank you for the Iris tip, although for 4 quid ive been using this basic software Nigel gave me...its not perfect but it does all I need
Author:  tcabbie [ Mon Aug 11, 2008 8:21 pm ]
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http://www.iris.co.uk/
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