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What are the top 5 disruptive start-ups focused on accounting/closing the books software?
CEO and Founder of Kruze Consulting
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I’m a CPA and I manage the books for over 500+ startups. While there have been some disruptors in the Accounting Software space (Xero, Wave, and Freshbooks) I still believe that QuickBooks is the best. For now. There are key features that are missing in some of the new competitors, BUT they’ve definitely put pressure on Intuit/QuickBooks to become more innovative.
If you’re a startup, go with QuickBooks Online.
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It’s easy to use
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It integrates with many other accounting apps (Bill.com, Zenpayroll, Abacus, Expensify, etc)
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It easily transitions to QuickBooks desktop should you become a mutli-million dollar company and need more robust accounting capabilities.
Read our full review of the best accounting software for startups.
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