what do you guys use to do your books for taxes?
 

Quickbooks? Quicken Home and Biz??

I use Quicken. I've created enough different categories under "business" that I can break everything down for the accountant. He recommended Quickbooks but after looking at it, I didn't anything I needed I didn't already have in Quicken.

A bag with which I pack up my stuff and send to my accountant. I use MS Money to keep track of my checks; but, my accountant does my books.

ugh. i'm completely fucking unorganized. i'm going ti have to spend some serioust time figuring out what i spent and how i can prove it. not to mention hoping that i kept all the stubs from the affiliate checks sent to me by paysites.

i go to H&R Block and get a free Business Record Book, then i use Turbo Tax online to file my taxes, whole thing takes an hour lol

a box with reciepts that I throw at my accountant once a year

what's a guy like that cost?

I use m$ money for the biz account. And keep all my receipts etc sorted by month. Also keep an excel spreadsheet with month by month information. I'll take it all to the accountant so it gets in the right places and everything for taxes.

quickbooks.. and then i send the file to my accountant at the end of the year and he tells me how much i owe and then i yell at him

Account is well worth it and a write off

quickbooks pro

Laugh, but I use a binder with green ledger sheets. Income and expenses recorded each month, with it easy for me to see the net at a glance.

I have skills in QB Pro. I used to use it to keep books for 8 LLC's, a corporation, and a holding company. It can do the job for you, and it is user friendly.

But there are two things I don't like to use the computer for. Tracking my cash flow is one, and keeping track of my schedule is another.

I use quicken (home and business edition)
I used to use quick books but prefer quicken since it downloads everything from my bank.