Are any of them any good? Maybe one (or more) of them could be included in the next edition of the book, or on the eTips website. There are a bunch of free accounting systems on the net. A Request to the Author, or to anyone else reading this. Lita Epstein designs and teaches online investing, finance and tax courses. Paul Barrow is a Chartered Accountant with more than 20 years consulting, training and writing experience. Hint: A lot of banks seem to like QuickBooks and may sell it to their customers at a deep discount, or even give away at no charge. Jane Kelly, a Chartered Management Accountant and author of Bookkeeping & Accounting All-In-One For Dummies, teaches bookkeeping courses for small businesses. After you know what you are doing, then it discusses three accounting packages: Simply Accounting Pro, Peachtree Accounting, and QuickBooks. Get to grips with bookkeeping basics - understand bookkeeping lingo, record income and expenses, and separate your assets from your liabilities Record business. But those packages start throwing around funny words like 'General Ledger,' 'Accrual,' and 'Balance Sheet.' This book starts earlier than that and starts you off with a paper based accounting system.
Your first thought is to go buy an accounting package. Since you're reading this review, you obviously have, or have access to a computer. 'What, you say you don't have a business partner?' Yes, you do, and he usually goes by the initials IRS. OK, but your business partner isn't going to like that very much. So you're going to start a business, and if you have any money left over at the end of the year you're going to save part of it and spend part of it.
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