Review: QuickBooks 2010 for Mac
updated 01:15 pm EST, Thu January 21, 2010
App missing online banking, cross-compatibility
MacNN has reviewed QuickBooks 2010, the latest Mac edition of Intuit's Windows-based accounting software. A variety of upgrades have been made, including a New Company Setup Assistant, processing for debit and credit card payments, and sync with Address Book. Some improvement areas include search, and better invoicing, estimates and purchase orders.
The program is commended for its additions, which include an optional time-tracking module. The suite is however said to be missing critical features, like online banking, as well as cross-platform file compatibility. It is in fact described as a "second-class citizen" compared to its Windows sibling, which has been given more attention in terms of look and functionality. Intuit is selling the Mac edition of QuickBooks for $200.
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If you are used to the Windows version
then you will hate this version. The mac version is nothing more than a quicken for mac but with some business terms. It lacks way to many features of the windows version to consider switching. If intuit releases this in the future and iit keeps all the features of windows I would switch but for now i'm stuck with the windows version