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Intuit TurboTax 2010 Home & Business review

Thursday, February 17, 2011

TurboTax has been winning tax-software face-offs year after year for good reason: It's well designed, thorough, and just plain easy to use. But it's also expensive. TurboTax Home & Business costs $100, and includes up to five free federal e-files and one state software download; you must pay $20 to e-file a state return, however, and Intuit charges extra for some features (such as a session with a tax advisor) that archrival H&R Block at Home Premium includes for free. (Prices are as of February 15, 2011.)
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CheckBook Pro 2.1 review

Friday, February 11, 2011

Splasm Software's CheckBook Pro is a basic, inexpensive personal finance Mac application that helps you track your income and expenses and provides minimal reporting capabilities. While not as full featured as applications such as iBank and Moneywell, CheckBook Pro does offer everything essential to tracking your finances.
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Quicken 2011 review

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Quicken 2011 is one of the biggest new releases in the recent history of Intuit's venerable personal finance package, and for anyone still interested in managing their finances on the desktop, it's well worth a look.
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Intuit Quicken Premier 2010 software review

Monday, November 2, 2009

With so many websites offering capable - and free - personal finance management tools, why would you pay around £30, or significantly more, for a desktop application like Quicken 2010? To find out, we looked at a shipping copy of Quicken Premier 2010, and were impressed by the improvements we found over previous versions.
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SimpleD Budget review

Monday, January 19, 2009

SimpleD Budget is a free budgeting program ideal for those who like to see their monthly budget at a glance.
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QuickBooks Premier Edition 2009 review

Thursday, October 2, 2008

QuickBooks Premier Edition 2009, the latest edition of the market-leading small-business accounting package, sports numerous useful improvements, including multicurrency support for transactions with foreign vendors and customers.
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Zoho Invoice review

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Zoho Invoice lets you invoice customers by email, track receivables, and collect payments online.
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QuickBooks SimpleStart 2008 review

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Intuit's QuickBooks SimpleStart 2008 is an accounting package designed for business owners who hold things down with spreadsheets and sticky notes but want an inexpensive way to try their hand at using accounting software.
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FileMaker Bento review

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Bento does an excellent job of filling the need for creating and managing personal databases.
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Microsoft Excel 2008 review

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Despite the long wait for a new version, when you launch Excel 2008, you’ll see what appears to be a slightly re-skinned version of Excel 2004 - or even of Excel v.X.
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