[_] (MYOB)
Andrew Parkhouse
create at rubberductions.com
Wed Aug 2 08:09:42 BST 2006
On 1 Aug 2006, at 22:58, Dan Efergan wrote:
> I've just been setting up my everything onto MYOB, and it seems
> alright (The main problem is translating your business concepts to
> something Accountants like to look at), notice there's a 50% sale
> on right now at the site. If you don't get it before it ends make
> sure you buy form EBuyer or similar, as it's a good £80 cheaper
> than on MYOB.
I did this, it was a lot of work and I was never quite sure I was
doing it right. So then we got a book-keeper. They cost £12-20 /
hour, which depending on your trading volume could work out as not
that much per month. Saves headache. It's one thing most people
regret trying to save money on...
It is worth doing a bit of book-keeping so you know how to work with
a book-keeper.
Still use MYOB for tracking invoicing. Just my 2p.
cheers,
andy
> I've just been setting up my everything onto MYOB, and it seems
> alright (The main problem is translating your business concepts to
> something Accountants like to look at), notice there's a 50% sale
> on right now at the site. If you don't get it before it ends make
> sure you buy form EBuyer or similar, as it's a good £80 cheaper
> than on MYOB.
I did this, it was a lot of work and I was never quite sure I was
doing it right. So then we got a book-keeper. They cost £12-20 /
hour, which depending on your trading volume could work out as not
that much per month. Saves headache. It's one thing most people
regret trying to save money on...
It is worth doing a bit of book-keeping so you know how to work with
a book-keeper.
Still use MYOB for tracking invoicing. Just my 2p.
cheers,
andy