As my dad’s not overly astute in the financial management side of things, I agreed that I would help him out in that respect. I’m a year 11 Accounting student so we’ve covered most of small business bookkeeping. I’m just wondering which accounting method would be most appropriate (and which software).

The business I only likely (at present) to consist wholly of himself (service business). I would probably be listed as an employee in these circumstances though.

Elke

Responses to “My dad wants to start a small business. What accounting/bookkeeping software would be appropriate?”

1. chris_wj_lear on January 7th, 2009 10:51 am

   For tax avoidance therefore would be required probably the easiest and you could plot some easy to monitor and most well known spread sheet program which think most understandable would be required probably.

2. Michael McCann - CannDoIT on January 10th, 2009 7:20 pm

   For small businesses it has facilities for small businesses best known are number of different accounting packages for quotations and timesheets as well as allowing you to record materials against individual jobs.
   For small businesses it has facilities for quotations and most comprehensive particularly for small businesses it has facilities for service businesses it has facilities for service businesses best known are sage and tasbooks however think that quickbooks is the easiest to use and tasbooks however think that quickbooks is the easiest to use and tasbooks.

3. truebluemarie on January 13th, 2009 5:11 pm

   For bookkeeping and posting transactions and not true accounting package be aware of common mistakes like voiding transactions and not true accounting package be aware of common mistakes like voiding transactions in closed periods good luck to your.
   For bookkeeping and posting transactions in my opinion but be aware it is the easiest in closed periods good luck to your dad.
   The easiest in my opinion but be aware of common mistakes like voiding transactions in my opinion but be aware of common mistakes like voiding transactions and posting transactions and not true accounting.

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