Godaddy Bookkeeping...any recommendations

[MuttsnBones]

I've been using Godaddy Bookkeeping for 2 years now. I usually use the free version year round and then pay for 1 month to do my taxes...turns out they are discontinuing the free version Dec 31. I really don't want to pay 69/yr. Any recommedations on other good online bookkeeping sites that are not as expensive? PS I suck at bookkeeping and if I could hire someone to do it for me, I would.

[Former_Member]

I have quickbooks! LOVE IT! It's not free, but there's no monthly fee and it does connect to your online bank!

http://search2.quickbooksonline.com/t/oaxo-68/b/qb-online?gclid=CImAscvs7MICFQuQaQod6IQAeg&cid=ppc_g...

And there is a free trial so you can try it(:
I didn't order mine, I asked my dad and he had it from years back when he ran a mortgage company! Lol! So I don't know exactly where I got it, maybe amazon, but it's in an orange box, haha, if that's of any help :P

[CozyDawg]

I paid for the godaddy. I figure it's worth it because of how easy and seamless it is. Plus, if you keep with it there's no need to migrate to another program.

[MuttsnBones]

Has anyone tried "Bookkeeping Spreadsheet for Etsy Sellers - The Etsy-preneurship Bookkeeping System". I found it on handmadeology

[Former_Member]

No, I personally haven't, so I'm not much help there(: LOL

[Former_Member]

Bookkeeping Spreadsheet for Etsy Seller....is just a template not a software. It wont import and keep track of stuffs on it's own. Every sale you get will have to be hand typed in all the info, amount fees taxes shipping. To me thats just to much bloody paper work

I tried Wave for a bit, but started having issues with them counting sales twice.....from importing from paypal and etsy then doubling up (facepalm)

So Im back on godaddy.

Hunt around for a coupon....and you can get 7% back though ebates :) http://www.ebates.com/rf.do?referrerid=wEQk%2FgAlXrBwgZkCij%2BfwQ%3D%3D&eeid=26471

[MuttsnBones]

Thanks for advice Breanna. I'm too busy for spreadsheets lol

[FrenchLaundryMuse]

godaddy is great for taxes. I pay for the subscription.

[Former_Member]

I prefer GoDaddy. Only thing I don't like is that it doesn't import my Square sales. But, I can import those by hand - they are just a pain in the butt.

[Former_Member]

Whatever you pay, you can write off. . .

[Former_Member]

I am keeping with Go Daddy. It is so simple and I am awful at bookkeeping too. It is so easy and when you figure out monthly the cost was not bad at all. PLUS if you were using the free version they sent out a notice to get the paid for reduced price. I hopped on that! Don't know if it is still available to upgrade with the discount or not.