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For self-employed individuals, freelancers, gig workers, and small business owners, paying taxes isn’t just a once-a-year event. If you expect to owe $1,000 or more in federal taxes, the IRS likely expects you to pay estimated tax payments each quarter — and the Q2 estimated tax deadline is June 15. In this guide, we’ll explain…

If your business is considering a move from Oracle NetSuite to QuickBooks, you’re not alone. While NetSuite is a powerful ERP platform, many growing businesses eventually find that it may be more complex—and costly—than they need. Whether you’re downsizing, simplifying your accounting systems, or seeking a more cost-effective solution, a NetSuite migration to QuickBooks can…

Selling a business can be one of the most profitable — and complex — decisions a small business owner makes. But before you celebrate a big payday, it’s essential to understand the tax implications of selling a business. From capital gains taxes to depreciation recapture and how goodwill is treated, the way your sale is…

For many growing businesses, Microsoft Dynamics (including Dynamics GP, NAV, or Business Central) offers robust ERP features. But as your organization evolves, you may find that the platform becomes too complex or costly for your current needs. That’s when a Microsoft Dynamics migration to QuickBooks becomes an attractive option. In this guide, we’ll explore when…

Cloud-based accounting platforms like Xero and QuickBooks Online are popular among small and mid-sized businesses looking for accessible, user-friendly financial tools. But if you’ve outgrown Xero or found it doesn’t meet your evolving needs, a Xero migration to QuickBooks might be your next smart move. Whether it’s due to feature limitations, compatibility with third-party apps,…

For many small and mid-sized businesses, enterprise resource planning (ERP) platforms like SAP Business One or SAP S/4HANA may have served their purpose—offering in-depth financial and operational management. However, as business needs evolve, maintaining SAP’s complexity and cost can become a burden, especially for companies scaling down or simplifying operations. If you’re considering switching platforms,…

As your business grows and evolves, so do your accounting needs. While MYOB (Mind Your Own Business) has long been a staple accounting solution for many Australian and New Zealand businesses, it may not offer the scalability, integrations, or cost-efficiency required for modern operations—especially if you’re expanding globally or shifting to a more cloud-centric tech…

If your business has outgrown the complexity—or cost—of Acumatica and you’re seeking a more agile, user-friendly accounting platform, you’re not alone. While Acumatica’s cloud ERP software offers robust capabilities for mid-market enterprises, many companies ultimately decide it’s more than they need. That’s where a strategic Acumatica migration to QuickBooks can help. In this comprehensive guide,…

As QuickBooks continues to prioritize cloud-first functionality and broader integration capabilities, many users of QuickBooks Desktop for Mac are finding themselves at a crossroads. With Intuit phasing out support for some Mac-specific versions, and increasing functionality in QuickBooks Online (QBO) and QuickBooks Desktop for Windows, a growing number of businesses are pursuing a QuickBooks Mac…

Switching accounting platforms can feel overwhelming, but if you’re moving from Sage to QuickBooks, you’re not alone—and you’re likely making a strategic business decision. Whether you’re using Sage 50, Sage 100, or another version, transitioning to QuickBooks can simplify operations, reduce costs, and improve usability. In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to…

For many growing businesses, Microsoft Dynamics (including Dynamics GP, NAV, or Business Central) offers robust ERP features. But as your organization evolves, you may find that the platform becomes too complex or costly for your current needs. That’s when a Microsoft Dynamics migration to QuickBooks becomes an attractive option. In this guide, we’ll explore when…

Running a construction business is more than just building projects. —IiIt’s about managing budgets, tracking expenses, handling payroll, and ensuring cash flow remains steady. However, many construction contractors struggle with contractor accounting., This leads to missed payments, job cost miscalculations, and financial instability. A solid accounting system is essential to staying profitable and making data-driven…