Accounting software with OS X 10.7.4? what is recommended?

for accounting software with OS X 10.7.4? what is recommended?

Hi m,
The very first 17" with an Intel (has Core Duo, needs C2D) will not work, and any which are released with an OS later than 10.7.4 probably will not work.

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