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r/quickbooks pain points

VettedGaps has researched 40 problems people raise in r/quickbooks, each backed by real posts.

By category

  • Billing & Pricing: 24
  • Performance & Reliability: 5
  • Integrations & API: 4
  • UI/UX & Customization: 3

Top problems

  • QuickBooks accountants struggle with clunky use-tax tracking workflows (Billing & Pricing · 1 piece of evidence)
  • QuickBooks users struggle to track and categorize expenses by customer or trip (Billing & Pricing · 4 pieces of evidence)
  • QuickBooks users switch to Xero due to outdated, costly platform (Billing & Pricing · 3 pieces of evidence)

What people say

“I have a new client that runs a construction/remodel company and I need to keep track of sales tax paid and use tax due when they buy supplies for a job. I can't quite figure out the best workflow for this in QBO. Right now, if there is no use tax due, I just book it as a regu...”
From r/quickbooks, on “QuickBooks accountants struggle with clunky use-tax tracking workflows”

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