Microsoft accounting express 2009 review

MICROSOFT ACCOUNTING EXPRESS 2009 REVIEW PRO

After all, eBay's selling fees are pretty steep, and many small businesses don't have the margins to pay them. We found the eBay tools easy to learn, although we'd like to see a more general-purpose retailing tool that links Accounting inventory to a user's e-commerce site. A wizard steps users of both Accounting Express and Professional through the process of listing products on eBay. Office Accounting 2007, on the other hand, lets you integrate with Microsoft Office Live and its e-commerce capabilities. Whereas Intuit has partnered with Google to make QuickBooks users' products searchable via Google, Microsoft has teamed up with eBay to provide Accounting users with an easy way to market their wares online. Like QuickBooks 2007, Microsoft Office Accounting can help small businesses venture into the world of online retailing. However, both the free and paid versions of Office Accounting 2007 allow you to manage eBay sales. And Pro's inventory management capabilities are essential for businesses that need to track and reorder products. It has multiuser capabilities that allow up to eight people to use the program, while Express is built for one user only.

MICROSOFT ACCOUNTING EXPRESS 2009 REVIEW PRO

For instance, Accounting Pro has multicurrency support, an essential feature for businesses selling to international customers. Microsoft Office Accounting Professional, which competes featurewise with the $200 QuickBooks Pro, has a variety of tools that Express does not. We don't recommend that users of QuickBooks Pro or Premier switch, though, because QuickBooks is the better bookkeeper with a superior interface and more third-party applications that support it. By contrast, Intuit's QuickBooks SimpleStart for business bookkeeping newbies costs $99. Given that it's free, Microsoft Office Accounting Express is a good choice for mom-and-pop shops that could use accounting software on the cheap. Microsoft Office Accounting Express 2007 has a clean, flowchart-style interface that will be familiar to longtime QuickBooks users.

Microsoft accounting express 2009 review