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Which of the Sage  software options should I be looking at for the future to help with my business. There is Sage 50 and Sage 50 professional... I anticipate... hopefully to have a maximum of 10 clients at any one time.

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Have you got your heart set on sage?  Personally I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.  They're overpriced for what they are.

Have a look at VT Transaction+, multiply companies as standard, and as cheap as sage instant accounts.


-- Edited by kjmcculloch on Thursday 24th of June 2010 08:56:00 PM

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thanks Kris! No I havent got my heart set on it, just thought it was what everyone used... but obviously not.

sounds a decent price then for VT transactions+  £199 sound about right?
 Can I use this for multi clients?
http://www.vtsoftware.co.uk/index.html

have seen very positive comments from practicing accountants and book keepers....


hmmmmm one to think about.... thank you!

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You can download it free and try it for up to 60 days before you commit to it.

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Also have a look at quickbooks pro 2010, its allows unlimited companies and has multicurrency function which is a bonus. 

I've demo one of the earlier versions of quickbooks and it seemed very easy to use.

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