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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Westminster, CO
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OS: Vista x64
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I've been using other accounting software for the last 5 years (BillQuick) but it's outdated and way to expensive to continue, so I'm shopping around. I'm looking at MS Office Accounting Express 2008 but I'm stumped on how to get started. Help a newbie out?
My business is just me. I sell services only, no products. I have no vendors and I pay no one else. Basically, I do hourly work for various customers on various projects and I bill them by emailing invoices. They pay me with a check or direct deposit. This process works. Some customers get different hourly rates, so how do I set that up? I can't even find where to set my hourly rate, much less different ones and assign customers to them. I'm stuck already. Help? Thanks! |
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