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Quickbooks.com vs Quickbooks.ie

CapedCrusader · 2009-05-14 09:09:40

I'm looking into accounting software and am thinking that quickbooks is the way to go since it integrates with my ecommerce solution. However, quickbooks.ie sells the pro version for €299 while on quickbooks.com, it sells for $199. I'm guessing the difference is that the .ie site sells a version customised for the Irish…

14-05-2009 9:09am

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I'm looking into accounting software and am thinking that quickbooks is the way to go since it integrates with my ecommerce solution.

However, quickbooks.ie sells the pro version for €299 while on quickbooks.com, it sells for $199. I'm guessing the difference is that the .ie site sells a version customised for the Irish market and vat rates etc... is the quickbooks.ie version necessary?

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