Also note, QuickBooks Accountant is included with your ProAdvisor membership (which I highly recommend - watch for an upcoming blog post for more details about the ProAdvisor Program and benefits for accounting professionals).Ĭomment on THIS blog post by Tuesday, Decemto enter the QuickBooks 2013 Give Away and you could win QuickBooks Accountant 2013 (MSRP $499.95). However, I recommend QuickBooks Accountant because the additional tools and features are worth the extra cost in the price. A chart comparing the differences between QuickBooks Accountant and QuickBooks Professional Bookkeeper is shown later in this post. Depending on the services you provide clients, QuickBooks Professional Bookkeeper may work as an alternative. QuickBooks Accountant is the best tool for the job if you work with clients using QuickBooks. Just like a contractor needs the right tools for the job, accounting professionals need the right tools to help us do the job efficiently and effectively. QuickBooks Pro is better suited for clients and not accounting professionals working with various client’s QuickBooks files. If you are an accountant, bookkeeper, tax professional or QuickBooks consultant, then I recommend using QuickBooks Accountant or at least QuickBooks Professional Bookkeeper. Do you wonder if you should get QuickBooks Accountant, QuickBooks Professional Bookkeeper or QuickBooks Pro? Is QuickBooks Accountant really worth the additional cost? Would QuickBooks Pro be sufficient? Did you realize Intuit introduced QuickBooks Professional Bookkeeper in the summer of 2012? How does it fit between QuickBooks Pro and QuickBooks Accountant?

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