Mac software for accounting

Can anyone recommend an accountancy software package for mac.
I'm a one-man-band limited company in video production. I want to do as much as possible myself and avoid big accountants fees.
Apologies, but not sure where else to post this? Any better ideas welcomed.
Cheers

MYOB often comes up as a suggestion.
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