Accounts software for sole trader/small business recommendation?

Can anyone recommend software for a self employed business owner. Dosen't have to be detailed, I'm not even VAT registered! Probably more of a book keeping package with end of year P&L account.

Oh i see, yes we have one of those taxes, by a different name.
There is a topic here about invoice software. I don't know if that is suitable.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/23003468#23003468
Generally, any spreadsheet capable application, can provide a simple means of keeping track of business entries. I find Appleworks spreadsheets are sufficient for my simple accounting. Something like that may be all you need.

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I think the App Store is great for non-commercial individual users. However, I think it is preventing both OS X and iOS adoption in small business since it is much easier to purchase PC software as either physical media or software deownloads and keys that can be distributed to the employee who needs it.
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Volume licensing requires +20 users so that does not help a small company with a handful of OS X users.
"Volume license contracts and maintenance agreements are available for all Apple products with a minimum quantity of 20 licenses."
For commercial users, you cannot legally install a single $29.99 upgrade on all machines. Yes, it may be possible but IT managers, even at small business companies, are concerned with what is legal. I think the App Store is a contributor to additional reasons for keeping OS X out of the small business world. It complicates the lives of purchasing and IT managers.
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Hi
i am running a mobile phone retail busines with 15 computers.
and i am looking for any easy account managment software to my business. it should be with
sales,(Barcode,sales,used,sales return,warranty)
service center managment,(Repaire,warranty claim,Repaire return,spare parts entry)
staff managment,(time attendance,salary,leave,commission,)
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and if this tread in a wrong section,Mods and Admins please move to correct place.
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Can anyone advise me of a good, simple (for small business use) software accounts package that is compatible with Macs. I have a MacBook Pro.
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There seem to be loads of accounting, invoicing and office functions on apple.
Best pop into a apple store or check online APP STORE now, as I've being looking into getting the Bento box thing with diaries and small business functions.
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sshefer wrote:
HI Everyone,
I was looking to get advice on setting up our clients for our small business. We have a mixed environment but now are focused on the macs. We have mobile users and desktops and need to find some harmony...
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I'll keep checking the product pages - there are some products there that may work for our company.

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Windows Server 2012 w/ GUI as primary DC, Hyper-V VM's running on this server. This my 1st stand alone server.
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