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Updating sales tax took us hours of debugging 
- Version: 2009, 5/7/2009 05:44PM PST
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annstringer
Total Frustration ! - Version: 9.0.6 R7, 11/1/2008 02:03PM PST
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adobe-sage
I have spent over 10 grand trying to get this to work. This may be OK software for Windoz but the mac version blows up in my face. I have had 2 QB specialists at $80 an hour setting this up and a $1,000 a month tab to do the books in windoz and then I try and do some simple stuff in the Mac version like correcting vendor info or adjusting cost of goods and CRASH!
The support is a joke! As long as you don't mind the telcom echo from CurryVille on the other side of the planet in conjunction with the difficult to understand from another country, you may find this tolerable. Honestly, I think this is the worst software and (Intuit) company I have ever had dealings with.
Stay away from this junk!
The support is a joke! As long as you don't mind the telcom echo from CurryVille on the other side of the planet in conjunction with the difficult to understand from another country, you may find this tolerable. Honestly, I think this is the worst software and (Intuit) company I have ever had dealings with.
Stay away from this junk!
Very Poor - Version: 9.0.6 R7, 10/20/2008 11:23AM PST
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reasthope2
I can't beleive intuit would put out such a poor product. Very awkward and clunky. The layout manager for creating forms is terrible. Forget the syncing with Addressbook.app. It doesn't work well at all. And, it won't even sync vendors.
When you update your sales tax, you can't update the current sales tax item because you're risking having your previous invoices recalculated. You have to create a new one. But QB by default will link the new sales tax item to the Franchise Tax Board for California, or the state tax agency in your state.
Unless you substitute the Franchise Tax Board with an account in your own Chart of Accounts, you can't identify the sales tax amount on your future invoices with a label, like "Sales Tax." In other words, the sales tax amount will print below the other lines on the invoice with no label.
Madness. Crazymaking. Sure wish my business could find a better alternative to Quickbooks.