Community Homepage
Discussions
Categories
Quicken for Mac
Quicken Lifehub
Quicken Mobile
Quicken on the Web
Quicken for Windows
Support
Quicken Classic
Quicken Simplifi
Getting Started
Community Training FAQs
Using and Improving the Community
Announcements & Alerts
Announcements
Alerts, Online Banking & Known Product Issues
Product Ideas
Connect and Engage
The Community Meetup
The Water Cooler
The Lounge
Beta
Home
Quicken Classic for Windows
Business and Rental Property Tools (Windows)
Home and business
judithculp66
Any way to tour this product before you buy? I have several business divisions - but not property rentals running from my home. Currently using Deluxe version. Will this give me better tax tracking?
Find more posts tagged with
Accepted answers
NotACPA
Do any of those "business divisions" have employees? Do any of them keep an inventory, that you periodically revalue? Do you mark-up that inventory for re-sale purposes?
If you answered YES to any of those questions ... you need Quickbooks, not Quicken. Q doesn't have those capabilities.
And "tax tracking" is entirely dependent upon the effort that you put into either Q or QB ... it's not something magical that occurs.
All comments
judithculp66
Can I track more than one schedule C?
judithculp66
Does it include an easier way to share account information with your tax preparer than the Deluxe version? I don't find it very user-friendly. QB is way better for that sort of thing.
NotACPA
Do any of those "business divisions" have employees? Do any of them keep an inventory, that you periodically revalue? Do you mark-up that inventory for re-sale purposes?
If you answered YES to any of those questions ... you need Quickbooks, not Quicken. Q doesn't have those capabilities.
And "tax tracking" is entirely dependent upon the effort that you put into either Q or QB ... it's not something magical that occurs.
judithculp66
My husband's buy/sell/restore vintage motorcycle business does have a fluctuating inventory of parts from screws to fenders and engine components. The sorts of stuff that would drive you nutty to track in Quickbooks. I've used that program for the other divisions of my Inc. for 20+ years.
For tax purposes, his numbers will get folded from our personal files into the corporation files annually.
I also have codings in Quicken so I can better track stuff by category. Airbnb, motorcycles, etc. But I found pulling out the home expense numbers that will be split between 3 different areas to be a bit of a time chomper.
I'm looking for more efficient, more effective ways to do the entry and streamline tax time.
Quick Links
All Categories
Recent Posts
Activity
Unanswered
Best Of