Quickbook Pro 2010 vs. Quickbook Premier Accountant 2008: Will we be able to load/transfer all of our books that were on Premier Accountant 2008 over to Quickbook Pro 2010?
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Hi Debbie, Yes, as long as you are comfortable with the reduced functions. Your 2010 QB Pro will be able to open your 2008 QB company file. I recommend you make a backup before the migration which is a standard precaution when doing any changes to company file or upgrades. I hope that helps! Karl Sexton Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor Accounting On-Call, LLC Tampa, Brandon, Riverview (813) 787-7855 www.AccountingOn-Call.com
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Hi Abrat, My name is Kevin Garton, I work for NeatReceipts and can answer your question. NeatReceipts does have integration with Quickbooks. Rather than explaining it here, I'll direct you to a short video we created to show you exactly how. Just copy and paste the link below into your browser and go the the last video on this page. If you have any questions, you can call us at 1.866.632.8732 http://www.neatreceipts.com/customer-support/video-tutorials
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Tony, You can save files from Publisher 2003 into the 2012 software but you can't save the 2010 into the 2003. I prefer to work with Publisher over Word because it's easier to use and is user friendly.
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I believe you have to have the same version, that is the same year. Quickbooks is not backwards compatible so if your using 2013 accountant's version, you'll have to convert\upgrade the non-profit to 2013.
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The Intuit website for QuickBooks doesn't list any limitations. It says you can upgrade your files from any previous version. Just to be certain, if I were you I'd contact them directly at (877) 683-3280 to ask them your specific question. Also, if you go to http://quickbooks.intuit.com/mac/whats-new/ a chat window will pop up within a minute or so and you can begin a chat session with a sales support specialist if you prefer doing it that way. Good luck!
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I have the 2012 version. Love it! Do you mean to purchase it, or did you mean to access YOUR old files on your PC. If on your PC, click previous version, on purchasing the 2012 version, I'd say do search online & state you want that year version, same as if you were trying to purchase an old book...
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If you haven't already checked out these two articles, they may help http://kb.mit.edu/confluence/display/ist/FileMaker%20Pro%20and%20Server%2010%20-%20Upgrading%20From%20Earlier%20Versions and directions http://www.dbservices.com/articles/upgrading-filemaker-pro-part-1-filemaker-conversion
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MS Easy Transfer will move all data and docs from one computer to the other and can move items from XP to Win 7. It is pre-installed on Win 7 and a free download for XP. If all you want is to move the Quickbooks files, backup to a thumb drive (or any portable drive) on the old machine and then do a restore from that thumb drive on the new one.
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Read the reviews on the 2012 vs. and I think you will see that the 2011 vs. may not have the issues that the newer vs. does. I have used QuickBooks Pro in the past, beginning in 2002 and the last year was 2008. I was very impressed with the ease of use and the ability to make corrections to posting without having to do journal entries, ie. just fix the posting. The payroll, when I was doing it came with the annual upgrade for free, so I upgraded annually. There was no limit on the number of employees, or if there was we never reached it. Our highest employee count was probably twenty. But having read the reviews for 2012 I am wondering if I want to install for my new start-up company. Maybe the 2011 for now and see what else is out there before we have employees.
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Robert, it looks like I have succeeded in transferring my 2008 online data to the 2009 desktop product. The online help is a little cryptic, but once you have saved a 2009 .tax file (mine actually had updated 2009 data since I was doing some preliminary work online) to your computer, you should choose Open Tax Return from the File menu of the desktop application. It kicks back to the transferring screen, but then it starts to transfer the data. It left me in the transferring screen with the button that look non-applicable, so I just clicked on the Personal Info or Federal Taxes tabs to get into the application. I hope this helps!
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In most cases no. I had windows 7 quickbooks older version. could not download on to windows 8.
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Extra $100 for 4+ employees. I just called. It's a bit of a hassle if you already have a payroll subscription, like I do. First you have to cxl your current subscription, then install the payroll disc and then call and they charge you the full whack ($429) for enhanced payroll, then credit back the value they assign to the enhanced payroll of 3 or fewer employees ($329). SO, if you get the enhanced payroll for less than $329 off the shelf (i.e. Costco or Amazon), then you decide if it's worth the hassle. From everything I've read, the 2013 QB Pro is not something to be super excited about, and may even boggle your brain due to poorer visual interface, new report menu format, etc. I'm thinking about getting the Value pack and if I can do the payroll only, and without simultaneously upgrading the QB Pro, then that's what I'll do for now.
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I acquired this computer last Nov 1st. It came with a trial version of Office 2010 on it. A product key code could make it permanent or allow you to download any files needed to augment it to your version. Personally I already owned a dvd version of Office 2007, so I bought an external drive and used it to install it on my computer instead. So that route would work as well.
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Hi Junie, coming from owning a tech support business for over 13 years I do not know why you can not import your Project Files over to the new version. Very difficult to find any place online that says you can't. I setup a ton of new computers for people and move their personal data files over to their new computers with very few problems. You are only moving project files over from a two generation old product so I do not see any problems there unless Nova Development changed their file format for their projects recently. I did not find any mention or come across Pro Publisher changing to a new file format for their publishing program. So I would highly doubt it here in your situation that you would not have any problems being able to bring your old Publisher Project files & import them into the new Publisher Pro 3.0 program.
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As I remember, the software didn't allow that option. It's a fairly automated cloning process, but it was months ago. I have Windows 7 and it was supported. Don't know about Windows 8, but I don't remember it having any default exclusions about 8. Quickbooks didn't clone. I had to repurchase the program. Everything else was perfect. You'd probably want to contact Kingston for more detailed answer about their cloning program. Everything has still been working great so far.
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It is my understanding that upgrades are only for previous versions. I am fairly sure you can get an answer about this from the Filemaker site.
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As an S-Corp with only myself, I do need to run a payroll but also find the subscription costs out of line with my need. As such, I continue to use QB4.0 for the Mac - which has and continues to run payroll with no additional costs since 1997. Although the tax table service is discontinued, I do update the tables manually to maintain current tax percentages. The 940 and 941 forms are now out of date, but the information is still correct. I transfer the numbers to the new forms manually. W2's and W3's I do online with SSA. Only runs in classic though. Hasn't been a problem until OSX 10.5. Now I'm researching options. Note: I have bought all QB upgrades through current versions for both the PC and the MAC. I have reverted back to QB4 Mac however every time because the payroll options there were just great for my needs - and have been stripped from all subsequent versions of QB since regardless of platform. Too Bad!