QuickBooks Solopreneur vs. XCMworkflow, from Wolters Kluwer

Entrepreneurs and independent contractors who have not formalized their business operations and expense tracking can upgrade their internal efficiencies by launching QuickBooks Solopreneur. As they grow, they can upgrade to higher subscription levels, but this product offers a low-cost option with minimal unnecessary features to get started. If you already have a team, you may want to consider QuickBooks Online. If you are a one-person show, this solution works well.

Incentivized

• Helps balance my checkbook.
• Tracks my bills and when they are due.
• Categorizes my purchases.
• Helps me plan a budget.
• Shows profit margins.

Incentivized

• Resolving their technical glitches
• Customer service follow-through
• Making it easy to see your income
• Having work-arounds when they have technical glitches - for example, just allow me to mark the transaction as paid if you can't link it to the transaction.

Very easy to teach yourself. As long as you know the difference between income and expenses you can do it. Plus there is always help from the QB community.

Incentivized

Not applicable. I am a ProAdvisor and I do not allow my clients (with few exceptions) to work in QuickBooks Online. I am the only person booking transactions, etc.

Incentivized

Quickbooks Solopreneur is easy to dploy so ease of use is always a bonus

Incentivized

QuickBooks Solopreneur is easy to understand and work with and is more convenient compared to other options. QuickBooks Desktop has many disadvantages. When it comes to QuickBooks Solopreneur, it helps manage tasks easily and allows users to find all the options without difficulty. When adding or deleting anything, it is simple to locate the right option and take the needed action

Incentivized

• Can do my own bookkeeping.
• Save money on hiring an office person.
• Keeps tax info needed at end of year organized.

Incentivized