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Old 02-11-2004, 11:50 AM
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I found that Quickbooks works great for small businesses.
I agree that "Small Business" label is a misleading.

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> -----Original Message-----
> Money 2003 Deluxe & Business only recognizes Sch. C
> transactions (sole proprietors). It does not allow
> Business Investment accounts. It forces all Investment
> accounts to be "Personal". In a sole proprietorship
> investment accounts are personal; but not when they are
> held by a Limited Liability Company or a Sub-S
> corporation. The "Small Business" label is a misleading.
> LLCs and Sub-S can also be small businesses. The name
> should be "Deluxe & Sole Proprietors". I would not have
> bought the product if I had known this. Does Money 2004
> correct this problem? If not what low-cost Microsoft
> accounting product does?
> .

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Old 02-04-2004, 09:46 PM
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Unfortunately that is the difference between $69 Money Deluxe SB and $299
Quickbooks

"Elvira" <elvira_morgan[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Money 2003 Deluxe & Business only recognizes Sch. C
> transactions (sole proprietors). It does not allow
> Business Investment accounts. It forces all Investment
> accounts to be "Personal". In a sole proprietorship
> investment accounts are personal; but not when they are
> held by a Limited Liability Company or a Sub-S
> corporation. The "Small Business" label is a misleading.
> LLCs and Sub-S can also be small businesses. The name
> should be "Deluxe & Sole Proprietors". I would not have
> bought the product if I had known this. Does Money 2004
> correct this problem? If not what low-cost Microsoft
> accounting product does?



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Old 02-04-2004, 07:05 PM
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> -----Original Message-----
> In microsoft.public.money, Elvira wrote:
> > Money 2003 Deluxe & Business only recognizes Sch. C
> > transactions (sole proprietors). It does not allow
> > Business Investment accounts. It forces all Investment
> > accounts to be "Personal". In a sole proprietorship
> > investment accounts are personal; but not when they are
> > held by a Limited Liability Company or a Sub-S
> > corporation. The "Small Business" label is a

misleading.
> > LLCs and Sub-S can also be small businesses.

> True.
> Money 2003 Deluxe & Business is not suitable for

corporations or
> LLCs who choose to be taxed as corporations. I expect it

would be
> usable by LLCs who choose to be taxed as partnerships

(Schedule E),
> farmers (schedule F) or proprietors.


What low-cost Microsoft accounting software handles LLCs
and Sub-S transactions?
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Old 02-04-2004, 06:54 PM
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Default LLC in Money Deluxe & Business


- quote -

> -----Original Message-----
> Money 2003 Deluxe & Business only recognizes Sch. C
> transactions (sole proprietors). It does not allow
> Business Investment accounts. It forces all Investment
> accounts to be "Personal". In a sole proprietorship
> investment accounts are personal; but not when they are
> held by a Limited Liability Company or a Sub-S
> corporation. The "Small Business" label is a misleading.
> LLCs and Sub-S can also be small businesses. The name
> should be "Deluxe & Sole Proprietors". I would not have
> bought the product if I had known this. Does Money 2004
> correct this problem? If not what low-cost Microsoft
> accounting product does?


What low-cost MS accounting software does?
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Old 02-04-2004, 06:34 PM
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In microsoft.public.money, Elvira wrote:

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> Money 2003 Deluxe & Business only recognizes Sch. C
> transactions (sole proprietors). It does not allow
> Business Investment accounts. It forces all Investment
> accounts to be "Personal". In a sole proprietorship
> investment accounts are personal; but not when they are
> held by a Limited Liability Company or a Sub-S
> corporation. The "Small Business" label is a misleading.
> LLCs and Sub-S can also be small businesses.


True.

Money 2003 Deluxe & Business is not suitable for corporations or
LLCs who choose to be taxed as corporations. I expect it would be
usable by LLCs who choose to be taxed as partnerships (Schedule E),
farmers (schedule F) or proprietors.


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Old 02-04-2004, 05:57 PM
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Default LLC in Money Deluxe & Business

Money 2003 Deluxe & Business only recognizes Sch. C
transactions (sole proprietors). It does not allow
Business Investment accounts. It forces all Investment
accounts to be "Personal". In a sole proprietorship
investment accounts are personal; but not when they are
held by a Limited Liability Company or a Sub-S
corporation. The "Small Business" label is a misleading.
LLCs and Sub-S can also be small businesses. The name
should be "Deluxe & Sole Proprietors". I would not have
bought the product if I had known this. Does Money 2004
correct this problem? If not what low-cost Microsoft
accounting product does?
 

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