Of course, even if it turns out to be a lemon (as opposed to, ahem, a peach), you're only out the cost of sales tax. Thus, if you've tried Peachtree 2009, let your fellow Cheapskaters know what you think of it (in the comments, natch). As I understand it, it compares favorably with QuickBooks.ĬNET hasn't reviewed the 2009 edition, and in fact I've found few reviews of it anywhere. Just don't wait too long to push through your purchase order the rebate deal expires this Saturday, May 9.ĭesigned for small businesses, Peachtree Pro Accounting helps with payroll, invoices, inventory, reporting, and stuff like that.
You can thank Staples for this eventual freebie (even shipping is free, though you'll probably have to pay sales tax). Here's a fiscally responsible business move: Pay $140 for Peachtree Pro Accounting 2009 now, and get a $140 rebate in 4 to 6 weeks.
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