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From: cb@tamarack12.timbuk (Chris Brewster)
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Subject: Re: Small bussiness accounting software wanted
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Date: 29 Mar 91 19:01:42 GMT
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In-reply-to: paulb@cbnewsk.att.com's message of 29 Mar 91 13:32:42 GMT

In article <1991Mar29.133242.29135@cbnewsk.att.com> paulb@cbnewsk.att.com 

paul.l.bidwell writes:

   >A friend of mine runs a small bussiness and is looking for
   >a good accounting package which will handle payroll, show him
   >when and how much to pay in quarterly taxes, run checks, ect.
   >I know of home packages like Quicken and Money Counts, but don't
   >know if they will work for a bussiness.  He would like to stay
   >around $100.00 or under if that is possiable. 

   I'm also interested in this kind of info. I've noticed a program
   called Paccoli 2000 can be picked up for around $30 mail order.
   It is any good?

I don't use accounting software myself, but I do read magazines, and I've seen
very favorable reviews of Pacioli--a best buy in the true sense.  It's a real
accounting package, not a Quicken kind of thing.  Fits the above requirements
perfectly.

Christopher Brewster