For one user, pay $15 per month for the first three months, then $30 per month thereafter for its Simple Start plan.įor $27.50 per month for the first three months, then $55 per month after that, get up to three users, manage and pay bills and track time with its Essentials plan, which is its most popular plan. Regardless of online or desktop, the lowest tier should be all you need.With QuickBooks Online, track income and expenses, send invoices, accept payments, get the most tax deductions, track sales and sales tax, upload and categorize receipts, manage 1099 contractors, run reports, track mileage and send estimates. But for budgeting and a small side hustle? Probably way more than what you need. It may not have all of the reporting capabilities of some advanced desktop versions, but the lowest tier QBO would likely be the best fit for you, based on the limited info provided.ĭesktop is more robust. You can buy a version of desktop now, but they will still try to push you to QBO, and support for desktop will end 2-3 years after purchase. Since then, though, it's been almost the sole focus of Intuit. Three or four years ago, QBO was horrible.
They have daily practical experience with QBO and have no issues suggesting it as a possible option.
Not sure if the downvotes are warranted, but you have pros who use both versions daily (and recently) trying to find the best product fit for you, and you are suggesting that they are wrong when suggesting QBO might be an option. I can't believe you guys are downvoting me for relaying what my instructor and classmates said
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