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I'm beginning to think that you may be a covert trucker. You seem to know an awful lot of the UKs roads for an IT bod.
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So jaded for one so young.Originally posted by SockpuppetHave you tried looking?
Have you also tried search. This has been asked many, many times before.
Dodgy cuppa at Toddington?
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Have you tried looking?
Have you also tried search. This has been asked many, many times before.
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Guest repliedHow much does it cost?Originally posted by KyajaeI use Microsoft Money Business & Personal 2001. It's absolutely cracking for what I need. Exportable in and out of Excel, multiple acounts, bill reminders, loads of transaction categories, will do P&L and balanace sheet calculations. P1ss easy to use. I'm sure someone on Ebay is flogging it.
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I use Microsoft Money Business & Personal 2001. It's absolutely cracking for what I need. Exportable in and out of Excel, multiple acounts, bill reminders, loads of transaction categories, will do P&L and balanace sheet calculations. P1ss easy to use. I'm sure someone on Ebay is flogging it.Originally posted by aj1977Hello Fellow contractors,
how are u managing your book keepings? are u using any book keeping software ...if yes then which one is best? or u are using the plain old xcel sheet? let me know
AJ
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Book Keeping Software
Hello Fellow contractors,
how are u managing your book keepings? are u using any book keeping software ...if yes then which one is best? or u are using the plain old xcel sheet? let me know
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