For a decade or so, Intuit's QuickBooks has set the standard for supportive, well-featured and economical small business accounting in the UK. QuickBooks 2002 Pro (a.k.a. QuickBooks Pro Version 10) continues that legacy. In the 2002 release, a dozen or so new features and enhancements improve its accounting functionality, and provide a better fit with 'real-world' business practices.
Line 50 v9 is the latest accounting ‘solution’ from Sage, probably the UK’s best-known publisher of business accounting software. The Sage range, split into five product groups, covers practically every business situation, from Instant Accounting for the one-man band to the Web-enabled Line 500 for large-scale industries. Within those groups, there are different levels of functionality dependent on the extent of your requirements and the depth of your pocket.
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Question: you’re a small business looking to start trading on the Internet; do you (a) shell out thousands of pounds to a developer for a custom e-commerce site or (b) try and do it yourself? If your answer is (b), then <a href="http://www.actinic.co.uk/products/ecommerce-software.htm">Actinic Business 8</a> should be high on your shopping list of tools that can save you both time and money.
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