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Can You Transfer Data From Peachtree to QuickBooks?

Are you ready to streamline your accounting process and make the switch from Peachtree to QuickBooks? Transferring data between these two popular accounting software can seem like a daunting task, but fear not! In this blog post, we will explore why you might want to make the transition, as well as different methods for transferring your important financial information. Whether you’re looking for…

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Financial formats for accounting software

There are many accounting software packages available, both desktop and online. Software products like Quickbooks, NetSuite, Xero, Sage, Wave, Quicken come to mind right away. There are many different accounting tools available because of a wide range of accounting and bookkeeping needs companies and businesses have. As for financial formats, there are not so many to transfer data from one place to another (for example, from your bank to your accounting software). This is a good thing. You should not a have an issue every time you get a file with transactions from your bank or your client and the accounting software cannot import it.

Financial formats

The following formats are the most used/common ones:

OFX - also known as "Web Connect" format to get transactions from a financial institution, widely supported by almost all accounting software. The OFX format allows extended variants of itself. Extended OFX variants should be compatible and provide additional details.  Quickbooks has its QBO variant and Quicken has it own QFX variant, and PeachTree/Sage has its own ASO variant as 

QIF - Quicken Interchange Format, supported by many accounting software

IIF - Intuit Interchange Format, supported by Quickbooks and many software packages exporting data for accounting systems

QBJ - General Journal Entry file format, supported by Quickbooks

CSV/Excel - as "free-form" format, it requires additional handling by the accounting software, so it is only partially supported, but it is the easiest format to work with for accountants and bookkeepers

PDF - the easiest format to view, share, print, archive financial statements, but mostly not supported by accounting systems regarding parsing and importing transactions inside such statements. However, there is several independent software packages available offering conversion from PDF to CSV or other financial formats.

Less common formats are:

MT940 - mostly used in European countries

BAI/BAI2 - used by large organizations and financial institutions

OFX/QFX/QBO format

The OFX/QFX/QBO (Web Connect) format is the most frequently used format as the majority of bookkeeping is bank and credit card related activities. Many banks allow downloading QBO files from the online banking. Some banks only provide last 90 days for QBO files, and CSV or PDF files for months past 90 days. Accounting software imports transactions as "statements" into accounting software for further review and categorization, as the banks are not aware of specific accounting rules of their clients. For example, Quickbooks imports QBO files into the Bank Feeds Center, where you match "downloaded as" payee names or transaction descriptions to vendor records and assign expense/income accounts ("categorize") before adding the transactions to the register. Quickbooks learns your matches and uses them for next QBO import or direct bank download.

QIF format 

The QIF format one of the oldest widely supported formats to export and import transactions. Many accounting systems support this format. It provides many features missing in OFX/QFX/QBO format like categories and tags. The format has some challenges as it was extended to different accounting systems over time and now the QIF format has few dialects that make it incompatible with certain systems. For example, to make a QIF file importable by NetSuite, it must have details that make that QIF file non-importable into Quicken.

IIF format

The IIF format was designed by Intuit for its QuickBooks products but widely adopted by many software packages as a format to export and import financial data like transactions, sale receipts, bills, invoices, etc. As IIF is considered a "system-level" format where data are imported directly into accounting system data file, you should backup the company file before importing any IIF file (the same applies to other formats and any bulk operations - do a backup before you import).

QBJ format

The QBJ format if the relatively new format, but it is a great option to import transactions from the General Journal Entry files. You will get full audit records for each General Journal Entry. The only challenge is to enter such entries as Quickbooks interface is not as fast as Excel. Compared to QBO format, QBJ format is much more advanced - you create multiple debit and credit lines, assign accounts, classes, and there is no limit to just bank and credit card accounts as with QBO files. You do not have to match vendor records and assign accounts as QBJ format carries all this already.

CSV/Excel Format

The CSV format supported by few accounting products like QuickBooks Online. It is a great choice if you have your transactions entered into a spreadsheet or downloaded from your bank as a CSV file. Unlike QBO, IIF, QBJ formats that are defined formats where data elements can be interpreted only one way, CSV format is a "free-form" format. You may have two date columns, columns not relevant to details that an accounting software can import. The date format could be different (DAY/MONTH VS MONTH/DAY). The amount format could use different decimal or thousands separator. You may have transactions taking one line or many lines. A CSV file may have the first line as the column header, or the first few lines are not transactions, but statement details. In these cases, you may have to reformat the CSV file (open in a spreadsheet software, edit, and then save as a new CSV file) before importing into Quickbooks.

PDF format

The PDF format was designed to print documents, so they can be printed the same way they are viewed on a computer screen. As the PDF format is a widely adopted document format, it is often used to archive financial statements that hard to process later when it comes to accounting and bookkeeping. Usually, a human being (you) needs to read PDF files and enter data as CSV file or directly into an accounting system. The accounting software packages usually stay away from supporting PDF format. Separate software packages solve this problem by converting to a compatible financial format.

It is a good idea to check available formats when choosing a financial institution and supported formats when choosing accounting software. It is also a good idea to have conversion tools available when you have an accounting practice with a wide range of clients.

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How is POS Different From OneStop Accounting Software?

While it’s not yet the most prevalently discussed element pertaining to POS accounting software, it’s important for all users to understand that every POS system will offer users a different level of accounting, e commerce, business management along with a variety of degrees of integration of it all which will ultimately have a significant effect on the success of your business.

 Integrated vs Interfaced

 Any worthwhile discussion over POS accounting software options should include the distinction that exists between the terms “integrated” and “interfaced. While these terms are often used as though they are interchangeable, there are real differences between the two types of products that are currently offered. If you are in the market to get onboard the POS revolution, it’s important that you first determine the exact needs of your business. Do you want a POS accounting software system that comes with fully integrated accounting that has been built into the software, or do you prefer to work with a QuickBooks and Peachtree.

 Know the Subtle Differences

 While any distinctions between the two types of accounting approaches are subtle, they exist, nonetheless, and it’s important to differentiate between the two, in order to best match the specific needs of your company’s operation. First of all, in the wide world of software, what’s known as integrated modules rely upon the dame3 data files, while info is updated in real time. Maximum integrity is achieved through the consistent data preservation across all modules. This also prevents wasting time and the possibility of double-entries. Interfaced modules, on the other hand, use software with established protocols that can effectively translate and then transfer data back and forth. Most of these interfaces are designed to communicate with third party programs. The only downside considerations are that an interface requires manual manipulation, and it does not occur in real-time. While this issue is not one that can be easily or expediently addressed, hopefully what you are now reading will inspire you to intensify your investigation to determine the plan that will best suit your needs.

 Built-in or Integrated Accounting’s Advantages

 Probably one of the most distinct advantages to having an integrated accounting system come from the benefit of immediate updates in real-time. This means all transactions are posted just as soon as they are made. And then, such a system will only require you to learn and use one program. Your POS accounting software system will automatically be updated and will support a new version of your accounting software. Another (dreaded but helpful) benefit is that if you ever are the target of an audit from the sales tax authorities, referencing the particulars will be seamless.

 Go Deeper than Face Value

 Remember that all POS accounting software systems work differently; whether interfacing or integrated. Literature that claims “integration” isn’t always necessarily so. And occasionally, information will need to be entered by hand. Make sure you inquire with the POS seller about this.

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APPLICATION SOFTWARE

Application software is a program or group of programs designed for end users. These programs are divided into two classes: system software and application software. While system software consists of low-level programs that interact with computers at a basic level, application software resides above system software and includes applications such as database programs, word processors and spreadsheets. Application software may be grouped along with system software or published alone.

Application software may simply be referred to as an application.

FOUR CATEGORIES

Business

Graphics and Multimedia

Home/Personal/Educational

Communication

BUSINESS SOFTWARE

Application software can perform any business transaction. It must capture information, store data, and manipulate that data to satisfy a need. The transaction must have an input, which can be a request or some information that triggers the process to start. The application should produce an output, which is also usually data or a request. A simple example is a payroll application. A time sheet provides input data used to calculate a person's pay. The output is a pay check.

GRAPHICS AND MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE

Computer-aided design (CAD) software is a sophisticated type of application software that assists a professional user in creating engineering, architectural, and scientific designs.

HOME/PERSONAL/EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE

HOME/PERSONAL

One of the principal reasons that the personal computer has become a universally used appliance is that there is a wide array of software designed to support the needs and interests of home users. The personal computer is not only a workstation for word processing, accounting, and Internet access. It is also a reference library providing direct access to atlases, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other reference works; an entertainment system providing recorded music, movies, and games; and occasionally a medium for controlling other automated home systems.

EDUCATIONAL

Educational software shall be understood to be to a specific program that is designed with the purpose of providing some kind of teaching users. It tends to be associated with the field of formal education, but certainly there can be this kind of a type of informal education-oriented programs.Educational software is an obvious derivation of the importance that information technology was developing with the passage of time. Certainly involves a lot of potential for improvement to students, but it can also pose many questions that still costs respond. However, it can be said that as an addition to the traditional education such tools has been more than effective.

COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE

Communication software is an application or program designed to pass information from one system to another. Such software provides remote access to systems and transmits files in a multitude of formats between computers.Communication software forms a part of communication systems with software components classified according to functions within the Open Systems Interconnection Model (OSI Model). The best defined examples of communication software are file transfer protocol (FTP), messaging software and email.

CHARACTERISTIC OF USER INTERFACE

here are some of the most important aspects to consider when designing a user interface:

1) Intuitive and consistent design

For an interface to be easily useable and navigable, the controls and information must be laid out in an intuitive and consistent fashion. Your users are probably well acquainted with many other interfaces, and you should be too if you want to achieve a level of familiarity for your users. Coming out with an entirely new layout for your interface might sound like a highly rewarding, paradigm-breaking project, but for all practical purposes, if you want users to feel at home then follow the path of your predecessors! Logic of usability should play a big part in the design process: features that are the most frequently used should be the most prominent in the UI and controls should be consistent so that users know how to repeat their actions.

2) Clarity

If a user is not able to understand his or her way around your interface, all the time you spent perfecting the software’s functionality is rendered useless. Both in terms of visual hierarchy and content, there should be absolutely no ambiguity over the way your interface operates. One of the difficulties in striving towards having a clear UI is knowing when to elaborate and when to be concise. As a general rule of thumb, the quicker and easier something can be explained without losing any of the semantic meaning or factual information, the better! While a UI should be designed so that users can easily run tasks without the help of a manual, it doesn’t hurt to implement some clearly labelled help documentation just in case.

3) High responsivity

For a user to enjoy using your interface, it cannot feel as if the interface is lagging to keep up with their mouse clicking and keyboard tapping. If the interface fails keep up with the demands of the user, this will significantly diminish their experience and can result in frustration, particularly when trying to perform basic tasks. Wherever possible, the interface should move swiftly in pace with the user, and where this isn’t possible, a loading sign or some other actively updated information should be presented to the user to stop them from feeling “disconnected” from the interface.

4) Maintainability

Call it flexibility if you wish - a UI should have the capacity for updates to be installed and changes to be integrated without causing a conflict of interest. For instance, you may need to add an additional feature to the software, if your interface is so convoluted that there is no space to draw attention to this feature without compromising something else or appearing unaesthetic, then this signifies a flaw in design.

5) Attractiveness

Aesthetics are by no means the most important part of an interface, and a pretty look cannot make up for a poor design. However, so long as you don’t get the sauce confused for the meal, some aesthetically pleasing typography and a pleasant colour scheme can go a long way in making the user feel more at home when using your interface. Again, the aesthetics you choose for your interface must be appropriate for the particular user - so perhaps some market research is required to determine exactly what your users are looking for.

WIDELY USED BUSINESS PROGRAMS

While the software's functionality has evolved, the delivery platform has gone through a quantum change. Applications that used to be delivered as standard applications run on on desktop and notebook computers are now frequently delivered through the web browser or run on non-traditional computing devices such as tablets and smartphones.

Web Browsers

In a business setting, Web browsers do more than just allow you to surf the Internet. More and more business applications are being delivered from cloud servers through the web browser. While these can include business-specific information and tools such as intranets, browsers can also serve as a gateway to software applications like spreadsheets and word processors.

Office Suites

Office suites like Microsoft Office, Apple iWork, WordPerfect Office, Google Docs or Apache OpenOffice combine multiple business software programs into a single package. At a minimum, most include a word processor, a spreadsheet and a presentation program. Some suites add additional programs such as drawing software, email clients and databases. They cover the basic productivity needs of most office workers.

Communication Software

Software to facilitate communication is also crucial. Many communication applications, such as many online meeting services and web-based email services, run through the browser. Other programs, like Qualcomm's Eudora or Microsoft's Outlook, are traditional applications that run on the computer and provide an interface allowing their users to connect to email servers.

Business Intelligence and Enterprise Software

Many businesses also use special software packages to help manage their accounting and operations. Some use entry-level programs such as Quickbooks or Sage Peachtree that perform basic accounting functions. More powerful enterprise resource planning and business intelligence packages offer a comprehensive view of your business. While buying a license can be expensive, cloud-based versions of these programs are affordable for many small businesses.

WIDELY USED GRAPHICS AND MULTIMEDIA PROGRAMS

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X5

Adobe Indesign

Adobe Flash

Corel PaintShop Photo Pro X3

Art Rage 3.5

Adobe Premiere

Corel Paint

Wacom Tablets

WEB APPLICATIONS

A web application or "web app" is a softwareprogram that runs on a web server. Unlike traditional desktop applications, which are launched by your operating system, web apps must be accessed through a web browser.

Web apps have several advantages over desktop applications. Since they run inside web browsers, developers do not need to develop web apps for multiple platforms. For example, a single application that runs in Chrome will work on both Windows and OS X. Developers do not need to distribute software updates to users when the web app is updated. By updating the application on the server, all users have access to the updated version.

From a user standpoint, a web app may provide a more consistent user interfaceacross multiple platforms because the appearance is dependent on the browser rather than the operating system. Additionally, the data you enter into a web app is processed and saved remotely. This allows you to access the same data from multiple devices, rather than transferring files between computer systems.

 TYPES OF APPLICATION SOFTWARE USED IN COMMUNICATIONS

Word processing software: This being the most popular kind of applications program, we would not be surprised to hear you are already using it, unless you have stayed with the typewriter for just pen and paper). Word processing software allows a person to use a computer to create, edit, save, and print documents. You would use such software to prepare letters, memos, reports, manuscripts, and so on. Examples of word processing software are Word Perfect. Microsoft Word, Ami Pro, and Mac Write.

Spreadsheet software: If you have to do budgets, sales projections, and financial plans, you will find this kind of software useful. Spreadsheet software allows a person to use rows. columns, and formulas to display. analyze. and summarize data, mostly numerical data. Examples are Louts 1-2-3. Microsoft Excel, and Quattro Pro.

Database manager: A database manager is a program used to manage multiple data files. Examples are dBase. Microsoft Access and Paradox. You'll find database managers useful if you're trying to build and maintain lots of files of cross-referenced information. These might be used for such purposes as research papers or customer lists.

Graphics software: A graphics software package enables users to present information in the form of charts and graphs or to create complex freehand artwork. Simple graphic capabilities are often provide by spreadsheet software, such as Louts 1-2-3- Sophisticated graphics program such as Hollywood, Harvard graphics. and Adobe illustrator. support complex creative artwork.

Communications software: Communications software manages the transmission of data between computes over wired or wireless channels. Examples are ProCom, Smartcorn and Crosstalk.

Some kinds of programs integrate all these functions in one software package, called integrated software. There are, of course, many other applications programs that you may find useful. Examples are personal information, managers, desktop publishing hypertext, and scheduling programs. As we describe elsewhere.

  VARIETY OF APPLICATION SOFTWARE

 PACKAGE SOFTWARE

Packaged software, also called a software package, is software that is often used together, performs similar functions, or includes similar features, and is bundled together as a set of software programs. For example, Microsoft Office is packaged software, including multiple software programs used in a home or office, such as Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Powerpoint. Video and audio editing software may be available as packaged software as well, as they may be used together for editing music and video files used in a movie.

 CUSTOM SOFTWARE

Software that is made just for an individual or business that performs tasks specific to their needs is called custom software. For example, if you had a home business, you may hire someone to create a custom software program to help print and view invoices.

 WEB APPLICATION

A web application is a software program that runs in an Internet browser, on or through a web page. Similar to a software program that runs on a computer desktop or desktop application, a web application allows for user interaction and can be designed for a variety of uses.

 OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE

OSS may refer to any of the following:

Short for Open-Source Software, OSS is a software source code that is freely distributed to help develop the software or allow for customization with the software. Perl is a good example of an OSS software program. Unlike freeware, Open-Source software allows any user to modify the code.

Short for Operations Support Systems, OSS are automated systems developed by the telecommunications industry to assist customers with services such as billing and maintenance.

SHAREWARE

 Alternatively referred to as demoware or trial software, shareware is software that allows a user to try all or part of the program for free before buying it. It was a widely-used software distribution model in the 1990s, used by companies such as Apogee Software and Epic Megagames.

The idea behind shareware is that it allows you to try the program to make sure it is something you will find useful or enjoy. Users are encouraged to share the free version of the software, by copying it or downloading it from a BBS. If you enjoy the program, game, or utility and want more features, you can purchase the full version, or a key that will unlock the features.

FREEWARE

Alternatively referred to as free software, freeware is software that is made available 100% free as long as it remains un-modified. The complete opposite of freeware is commercial software. Unlike open-source software, freeware cannot be modified and is often only licensed to be used by non-commercial users.

 PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE

Public domain may refer to any of the following:

The term public domain in general refers to the free use of the work or object without any restrictions. This may be because of the lack of a Copyright or because the work is no longer owned.

When referring to software, public domain is software can be freely distributed and used, because a company has released it as so or because it's out business. Public domain software may or may not carry a Copyright.

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Accounting Software, Data Migration in UAE-AL NAJM

Purchased a newaccounting software and need to migrate your data? AL NAJM is accounting services provider,we can provide the resources needed for your data migration tasks. Error free data migration is essential to the success of your system integration. conserve historical data and accurate trends in your financial data is the result of a well executed data migration plan Data migration is the part of accounting servicesit is process of transferring data between computer storage types or file formats. It is a key consideration for any system implementation, upgrade, or consolidation. Generally Data migration is performed programmatically to achieve an automated migration, Data migration occurs for a variety of reasons, including server or storage equipment replacements, maintenance or upgrades, application migration, AL NAJM has many years of experience in conversion from many popular packages, such as Peachtree and QuickBooks, and many other accounting software and Accounting services. We have extensive knowledge in database management and file layout structures. We are able to analyze your old database, design a cost-effective migration strategy, Frame the data alteration routines and imports, test, revise, and then import data, ensuring accuracy at each step. Automated and manual data cleaning is commonly performed in migration to upgrade data quality, eliminate redundant or obsolete information, and match the requirements of the new system. Why Data Migration is performed  Merger of business unit that triggers process change in company.  To improve efficiency, performance and stability of software application.  To accept new changes in terms of technology, Market practice, operational efficiency, regulatory requirement results in better customer service.  To bring down operational cost and efficiency by streamlining and removing bottleneck in application process or when different data centers were moved to cluster in one location. Data migration hurdles:-  Absenseof Knowledge of Source Data. ...  Underestimating Data Analysis. ...  Lack of Integrated Processes. ...  Inefficiency to Validate a Specification. ...  Failure to Validate the Implementation. ...  Late Evaluation of the Final Results. ...  Lack of Collaboration. ...  Improper use of Expertise. We Expertise in different Modules of Accounting Solution: General Ledger, Accounts Receivables, Payables, Items & Inventories, MIS Reports, Internal Auditing, Audit Trail, Invoicing, Intelligence Reporting, Fixed Assets, Job Costing etc. Talk to Our Consultants at: Mr. Husain (CA) - 050-3515421 Mr. Shabbir - 055-1598152 Email - najmmawsuqacct@gmail.com Website - http://ift.tt/1Tz9yuw

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Peachtree Data Migration from old version – AL Najm

Purchased a newaccounting software and need to migrate your data? AL NAJM is accounting services provider,we  can provide the resources needed for your data migration tasks. Error free data migration is essential to the success of your system integration. conserve historical data and accurate trends in your financial data is the result of a well executed data migration plan

Data migration is the part of accounting servicesit is  process of transferring data between computer storage types or file formats. It is a key consideration for any system implementation, upgrade, or consolidation. Generally Data migration is performed programmatically to achieve an automated migration, Data migration occurs for a variety of reasons, including server or storage equipment replacements, maintenance or upgrades, application migration,

AL NAJM has many years of experience in conversion from many popular packages, such as Peachtree  and QuickBooks, and many other accounting software and  Accounting services. We have extensive knowledge in database management and file layout structures. We are able to analyze your old database, design a cost-effective migration strategy, Frame the data alteration routines and imports, test, revise, and then import data, ensuring accuracy at each step.

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Automated and manual data cleaning is commonly performed in migration to upgrade data quality, eliminate redundant or obsolete information, and match the requirements of the new system. Why Data Migration is performed

Ø  Merger of business unit that triggers process change in company.

Ø  To improve efficiency, performance and stability of software application.

Ø  To accept new changes in terms of technology, Market practice, operational efficiency, regulatory requirement results in better customer service.

Ø  To bring down operational cost and efficiency by streamlining and removing bottleneck in application process or when different data centers were moved to cluster in one location.

Data migration hurdles:-

Ø  Absenseof Knowledge of Source Data. ...

Ø  Underestimating Data Analysis. ...

Ø  Lack of Integrated Processes. ...

Ø  Inefficiency to Validate a Specification. ...

Ø  Failure to Validate the Implementation. ...

Ø  Late Evaluation of the Final Results. ...

Ø  Lack of Collaboration. ...

Ø  Improper use of Expertise.

We Expertise in different Modules of Accounting Solution:

General Ledger, Accounts Receivables, Payables, Items & Inventories, MIS Reports, Internal Auditing, Audit Trail, Invoicing, Intelligence Reporting, Fixed Assets, Job Costing etc.

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Mr. Husain (CA) - 050-3515421

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How is POS  Accounting Software Different From My Accounting Software

While it’s not yet the most prevalently discussed element pertaining to POS software, it’s important for all users to understand that every POS system will offer users a different level of accounting, e commerce, business management along with a variety of degrees of integration of it all which will ultimately have a significant effect on the success of your business.

Any worthwhile discussion over POS accounting software options should include the distinction that exists between the terms “integrated” and “interfaced. While these terms are often used as though they are interchangeable, there are real differences between the two types of products that are currently offered. If you are in the market to get onboard the POS revolution, it’s important that you first determine the exact needs of your business. Do you want a POS system that comes with fully integrated accounting that has been built into the software, or do you prefer to work with a QuickBooks and Peachtree.

 Know the Subtle Differences

While any distinctions between the two types of accounting software approaches are subtle, they exist, nonetheless, and it’s important to differentiate between the two, in order to best match the specific needs of your company’s operation. First of all, in the wide world of software, what’s known as integrated modules rely upon the dame3 data files, while info is updated in real time. Maximum integrity is achieved through the consistent data preservation across all modules. This also prevents wasting time and the possibility of double-entries. Interfaced modules, on the other hand, use software with established protocols that can effectively translate and then transfer data back and forth. Most of these interfaces are designed to communicate with third party programs. The only downside considerations are that an interface requires manual manipulation, and it does not occur in real-time. While this issue is not one that can be easily or expediently addressed, hopefully what you are now reading will inspire you to intensify your investigation to determine the plan that will best suit your needs.

 Built-in or Integrated Accounting’s Advantages

Probably one of the most distinct advantages to having an integrated accounting software system come from the benefit of immediate updates in real-time. This means all transactions are posted just as soon as they are made. And then, such a system will only require you to learn and use one program. Your POS accounting software system will automatically be updated and will support a new version of your accounting software. Another (dreaded but helpful) benefit is that if you ever are the target of an audit from the sales tax authorities, referencing the particulars will be seamless.

 Avoid Unnecessary Issues

Ultimately, choose a POS accounting software that bears a proven track record among known entities. The last thing you want is problems from pirate-type software.

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