Wolters Kluwer Cantax vs. Wolters Kluwer CCH ProSystem fx

I think its a great use for doing my accounting entries, it could use some improvements in the importability

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Given our industry (audit, tax & advisory services) having a centralized "binder" system to prevent duplication of efforts is paramount from an efficiency standpoint. Furthermore, the interface for sign-offs, file modification dates, the workpaper note features are fantastic to keep audit teams and other professional teams on the same page.

• Fast to input
• a lot of functions to use
• nice interface to use everyone should be able to use it right away with no problems

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• user friendly
• everything is digitized

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• Guide for more complicated situations
• FAQ or easier support chat

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• There are times in which the program does freeze/stopped processes
• The binder search feature could be enhanced for easier use
• Ability to change a client name and have it reflected in the local file room

I think both are very good to use, I like H&R a bit more though though to being used to them

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Intacct is what we use for data input and management. It is on cloud like CCH ProSytem fx is. We can use it anywhere, away on a conference, work from home, work offsite, as long as we have a laptop and internet. There is nothing to install on your computer, you just need the link and your username and password to log in. Microsoft Dynamics GP was used for 3 years and we finally abandoned it after trying out QuickBooks. The interface was not user friendly. We used QuickBooks for 3 years before we transitioned to Intacct, there was always something broken--no major issues, just small problems--and we got fed up.

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