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There are a few different levels to choose from (including a time-limited free trial), but once you've paid for it there are no additional costs (unless you're using extra fee-based services to get additional features) until you decide to upgrade to a newer version, depending on your needs.
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QuickBooks Desktop is computer software for Windows or Macintosh that you can buy, either directly from Intuit or from other retailers like Amazon and Staples, and then install and use on your computer to do your bookkeeping. Your bookkeeping data (called your "company file") resides on Intuit's online server, not on your computer, so each time you work on your bookkeeping you'll start by signing into the QBO web site. When your subscription starts you will pay an ongoing monthly fee, or you can switch to annual billing and get a discount. Then you'll choose one of several plans with a variety of features, and supply an email address (which will serve as your user id) and an account password.
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To get started, you go to the web site, look for QuickBooks Online, and sign up for an account, which involves choosing either a time-limited free trial or a paid subscription. First, a distinction QuickBooks Online (QBO) is a web-based bookkeeping and accounting system from Intuit that you can use from any Windows or Macintosh computer running a reasonably recent web browser. Read on for some important information about this particular service, and for my advice on what questions to ask when considering any online bookkeeping application. QuickBooks Online is a longstanding vendor worth considering, but it has many limitations. QuickBooks Online: A Brief Look at the Pros and Cons of Cloud-Based Bookkeeping If you're thinking about moving your existing business or personal bookkeeping from your computer into "the cloud," or if you want to start online bookkeeping from scratch, there are many web-based bookkeeping systems to choose from. Practical Computer Advice from Martin Kadansky
