Why I buy this one ?
- Print checks, pay bills, track sales and expenses, and create estimates, invoices, purchase orders, and reports
- Includes payroll tools and tools for employee timesheets
- Track inventory and set reorder points, download imported bank and credit-card transactions
- Easily transfer data to Excel, synchronize with OS X Address Book and Outlook
- Backup to .Mac and add reminders to iCal, import Quicken files to QuickBooks for Mac

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What our customer's say!

"QuickBooks Pro 2007 for Mac", I have a service business. QuickBooks Pro for Mac works well for my business. I create invoices while I'm servicing my customers. I spend 95% of my time on the road. It allows me to be accurate with payables and receivables, spending less time on accounting. In turn I can spend more time with customers.QuickBooks Pro 2007 for Mac (Mac)

"Inuit hasn't fixed or improved QB Mac for years", Intuit claims they spend lots of money supporting the Mac version, but you couldn't tell from QuickBooks Pro 2007. This is essentially the same software they came out with six years ago, and has all the same limitations.

The immediate problem for those considering purchasing this today is that QB Pro 2007 crashes when trying to export to Excel 2008, the latest version of both pieces of software. That's right... Intuit doesn't support the world's largest software publisher's largest-selling product. And they advertise that they do (see the claims about easy export to Excel above). Yet their own Mac support discussion boards are filled with unanswered requests for a solutions to this problem. When you click on "Export to Excel" in a report window it crashes Excel 2008.

I spent an hour on the phone with Intuit and they blame Microsoft. Microsoft blames them. We've been here before, right?

Intuit needs to fix their product, and where is v.2008 with all the features that the Windows or Vista version has?

"I've had a good experience with Quickbooks Pro for Mac", I realize there are quite a few negative reviews here, but I have had nothing but good result from this program. My wife and I run a consulting firm and the fact that Quickbooks has a consulting firm set-up feature sold me on it. We do not need to track sales or inventory, and Quickbooks was able to make that distinction and set up our business just the way it needed to be. The Business Walkthrough is a great feature and made setting up shop very simple.

I was a little intimidated in the beginning, since I have little accounting experience. But I printed out and read the section on Consulting from the help document and everything became more clear to me. Now that I have a better grasp of the features I am much more comfortable with the program. It reminds me a lot of Quicken I use for personal finance, which helps with the comfort factor.

I downloaded the Trial first, and was able to perform all functions and even set up the company. I wanted to see if it would afford everything I needed, and it did. I would recommend people try it first, to see if it gives you everything you are looking for.

My only complaint is the update pricing, or lack there of. Intuit should offer discounts to it's loyal customers.

I would recommend this program to anyone in the consulting field due to the defined business model it can spit out. I like not having all the extra accounts and expenses I don't need to track.

"Intuit makes Microsoft seem user friendly", The only thing worse that Quickbooks for Windows is Quickbooks for Mac. As users of both products, I agree completely with the multiple negative reviews posted earlier. Intuit's refusal to support bugs within their software is unethical. I'd say criminal, but since we all have to agree to a disclaimer that no piece of software comes with any guarantee to do anything, anytime, anywhere, there's no legal recourse.

When are the consumer protection groups going to wake up and go after software companies for their refusal to take responsibility for their products, with Intuit at the head of the line? When are we consumers going to wake up and tell our accountants to take their requirement we use Quickbooks and give us some real alternatives?

I suppose a big part of the problem is that there aren't any decent alternatives. Quickbooks seems to have killed most of them off - but you might take a look at the open source GnuCash program. Perhaps it can morph into a Quickbooks alternative.

"Works but very disappointing", I switched from Money to Quickbooks Pro in 2007. It was a tough transition but worth it for my companies. Now in 2008, I've moved from Windows to Mac in a desperate bid to get computers that work reliably and meet our needs without paying homage to "Emperor Gates". The transfer from Quickbooks Pro Windows to Quickbooks Pro Mac has been absolutely painful. This is largely due to the substandard product that Intuit developed for the Mac. There is no accountant's copy (unless you're willing to send it off and then shut down all record keeping, invoicing or accounting while you wait for the file to come back), you cannot share files between more than one computer on the same network, the menus are not as easy to navigate (some options are actually buried 2 or 3 layers deep), the forms are not as easily customizable or turn out looking as clean/professional, and you can't customize the main screen so you have easy access to the features you use day-to-day. It's just generally more difficult to use on Mac and makes using the product even more challenging, and less worth while, then it was in Windows. I feel there should be more disclosure from Intuit about the serious discrepancy between the Windows and Mac versions of the "same" product. I honestly cannot recommend this product to anyone who does more then basic record keeping or works with a professional accountant. This is not really a professional, small business product.

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"Save the $179 and borrow someone's PC", When I bought Quickbooks for Mac Pro I figured there would be a few differences between the PC and Mac version but I had no idea how different! They're essentially two separate programs that even my CPA, who teaches Quickbooks for the PC, couldn't even figure out. He was lost right out of the chute, so he called Intuit and after a being on hold for 20 minutes was told that "yep, the Mac version doesn't have many of the features that come with the PC version." His pronouncement was that the Mac version sucks compared to the PC edition. It's not unusual for there to be minor differences between PC and Mac versions of various software programs but Quickbooks is the worst by far. If you're a Mac ranger, do your research and comparo before you buy. Sorry I spent the money!

"Registration takes forever!!", Registering most software is a process that has been streamlined until it is mostly painless. Not so with Quickbooks Pro for Mac. After buying a copy, I could only open it 8 times before I HAD to register the product - the online registration process failed so I HAD to register by phone. After keying in my license info, I was put on hold for 5 minutes. The agent laboriously re-typed all of my information and tried to sell me more stuff. The agent balked when I asked to complain about this to a supervisor. The software seems OK, but Intuit's system for extracting information out of paying customers is odious and time consuming.

"No doubt great but unsuitable for the UK", Being a devoted Mac fan forced to work on a PC due to software constraints I was really excited to learn that Quickbooks was available in this format. I was unable to purchase it in the UK but quickly found it for sale in the US. Following installation I tried to open an existing Quickbooks (PC) file and discovered that this was not possible. I then spent a lot of time on forums, e-mailing Intuit and calling help lines trying to find out why. Bizarrely US and UK versions are incompatible and Intuit has no plans to release a UK version. PC and Mac versions of Quickbooks are also very reluctant to communicate with each other and a trial version is needed to bridge the gap. I wasted time and money in buying this product and wouldn't want others to make the same mistake.

"Stay awaaaaaaaay from this product.", I returned this product and I am waiting for my refund. I wanted to switch from PC to Mac at work, but this version of Quickbooks did not work. It does not print a customer's total balance!!! It only prints the balance of that particular invoice. I called Intuit, and they said it was "product limitation". Thanks, but no thanks. I want my money back!

"Easy to Use - watered down from Windows version", I've been using QB for Windows for a few years and recently bought a Mac. QB for Mac is like a watered down version of QB for Windows. Much more basic and doesn't have the same helpful "views" that the Windows version has. Still easy to use and works great for what I need. I would recommend it to others.