QuickBooks

The same as I said a year ago . . . good 'ol Intuit back to the cut / paste / drag it out and divert to the pay as you go subscription. Somewhere there may be a Quickbooks Pro desktop version that works with Mac OS Monterey, but one of us end-users will have to be bold enough to try it, transitioning out of Mac OS Big Sur. They actually 'hung up' on me this year when chatting on their website . . . after I pleaded with the 'support rep' to no divert and just answer the question: 'Does the current edition of Quickbooks Pro desktop for the Mac work on Monterey? The response . . . he actually shut down the chat session. I suppose that's one way to answer the question. The office remains on Big Sur. Thanks Intuit.

More hype from Intuit / QuickBooks, or will this actually update the 2019 Mac Desktop version to something that will work with Big Sur? Anyone following the QuickBooks 'tech support' at that website is familiar with the months of cut and paste non-sequitur responses can see it's the usual wait until the public version of MacOS is released, then we'll see about selling the update to our customers before releasing the patch . . . bad form again, Intuit.

can anyone help me find quicklook for my 2019 MacBook Pro 13 inches thank you

I just read a post at MacInTouch that pointed out the following info about QuickBooks 2019 Mac. The poster refers to it as "Quickbook Desktop" - but I cannot confirm this from the Intuit info here. You have to scroll 60% of the way down to see the Mac section. Has anyone got a clue if QB Mac Desktop has returned from it announced grave??? https://community.intuit.com/articles/1764996-system-requirements-for-quickbooks-2019-and-enterprise-solutions-19-0 thx

Just for the record: The latest version of QuickBooks for Mac is "QuickBooks 2016 v17.1.13 R14" from February 2017, and it works very well with macOS 10.12 Sierra. After converting a QuickBooks for Windows company file into a Mac file and playing around with it for a while I am quite impressed how much QuickBooks for Mac has improved. It costs $220. However, the fact that his MacUpdate page is not being updated correctly probably means that Intuit still has the same displeasing general attitude towards its customer base as it always had in the past.

Spent 30 minutes with Intuit simply trying to find out if there was an update to QB 2015 so it will work with Sierra (none listed on Macupdate). All they want to do is sell you the online version (monthly fee). Finally said I simply wanted the desktop version. The only option is to BUY the new version (2016--no QB 2017 for the Mac) at full price. They provide NO upgrade path, no updates to previous versions, no support at all. Tried this demo and it is real flaky with Sierra. Now I've got to find another accounting package for a small business (sole proprietor). Intuit has the worst Macintosh support of any company!

AFTER ALL THESE YEARS . . . been using QuickBooks for Mac for a small sole proprietor business for many many years and I am now learning that Intuit will not be supporting Mac OS 10.12 Sierra. They force you to upgrade to 'version 16', which, like Adobe, forces you to store your docs in a cloud and PAY A MONTLY FEE. I confirmed with Intuit sales who of course kept pressuring me to sign up. Bad form Intuit - frankly speaking THIS SUCKS and you've lost a long time customer.

Canadians gets no mac desktop version, only online.
That shows how disdainful Intuit can be.

Just installed the Quick books 2015 on a Client's brand new virgin, Macbook Pro laptop.
The first thing we noticed was it crashed whenever we tried to run the programs backup feature or even configure the Backup. We even got this result when opening the sample company file that comes installed with the product. This is a BRAND NEW MAC PRO LAPTOP with all the update installed and no other software added. When my Client called Intuit for help, they immediately sold her a tech support subscription. The problem was not only left unresolved, but she is now encountering random crashes unrelated to the backup. tool.

Good to see they're refining this with fairly frequent updates. I check every one to see if they've implemented Bill Pay and when I see that they have, I'll buy it.

THIS SOFTWARE LOSES DATA!!! Many people have tried to alert Intuit about this issue but it is falling of def ears. Intuit seems to believe that transactions cannot be lost and blames the user. I have lost countless hours this year re-entering transactions and re-reconciling! If you must use Quickbooks then get the Windows version. (It pains me to recommend this) The Mac version has a serious bug and Intuit is unwilling to admit the bug exists so don't expect a fix!

Not much of a review, but I have been playing with this for some time this morning and other than the menu bar to have some new icons and being on the left side of the screen, every thing else looks and feels exactly as the 2013 version (not that it's good…). So we are supposed to pay $200 (discounted) for what? Am I missing something?

I am also one of the many people who is using parallels basically to do my accounting on the Windows version of QB, since the Mac version s*cks and in Canada is online only.

I could not believe how Intuit, like Microsoft, keeps making an inferior version for Mac users. So many of my most basic features are gone, I try to open my check register and it freezes, over and over, there are many notes I took in checking out this software, which I REALLY wanted to like - so I can get rid of Parallels, but it is essentially worthless. I'm very frustrated, will be writing a letter to intuit.

When, oh when, will Quickbooks Mac be able to join a Windows Quickbooks multi-user system. I am sick of using sub-standard PC's to access a multiuser Windows version. Called Intuit the other day asking this very question. Person on other end could not figure out what I was even asking for. This company is clueless from top down.

Just posting this here for later... the direct download link! http://bitly.com/UrWcqY

Wow. Once again Intuit rides to the rescue - with a flaming pitchfork. Here's a question: how many paid Apps on your Mac have announced that they won't run on Mountain Lion without a paid upgrade? Answer: 1. Intuit has just announced that Quickbooks 2011 will not run on Mountain Lion. No problem, as long as you don't mind that the upgrade price for Quickbooks 2012 is the same cost as buying the software new: $183.96. It amazes me, just after you think Intuit can't be any more venal and disrespectful of its loyal Mac customers, it ups the ante yet another time. Moneywell, here I come. Quickbooks, I hope you follow Quark's example of extreme corporate arrogance, and find yourselves with a market share slowly dwindling toward zero.

Mountain Lion (OS 10.8) developers head's up: problems again with the new OS and this mainstay of Mac accounting - same as before with OS 10.7 a year ago; printing problems for at least invoices (app hangs); Intuit's response - wait until the public release of the OS like last time go away and leave us alone. OK.

Someone please post a URL for the direct download. I certainly don't wish to have a company like Intuit gather my personal information any more than necessary.

I have used other similar products, but none as well maintained and works well with my small business.