I am a bit confused and concerned about upgrading my 2021 version of QuickBooks to 2024. I have several clients that wish to make payments by credit card. I see this function is going to be disabled soon. I see a big push to go to QuickBooks Online but also a little leery. Not sure why, just am.
I have seen some posts where some are not pleased with the 2024 version (buggy) and it is costly...
I guess am looking for advice. I manage properties and have 7 clients that I have set up with their own companies within my program and don't wish to have any problems. I do not recall too many issues with previous upgrades.
Thank you in advance for any help or direction...
I have seen some posts where some are not pleased with the 2024 version (buggy) and it is costly...
Which posts do you refer to?
I manage properties and have 7 clients that I have set up with their own companies within my program and don't wish to have any problems.
If you need to manage 7 company files separately, you will need to manage 7 QBO accounts. QB Desktop 2024 Premier Plus for single user = $950 vs 7 QB Online Plus = $7560 (7 x $90 x 12).
Thanks for getting in touch with the Community, jdrichardson. I appreciate your detailed information.
If you're considering upgrading to QuickBooks 2024 or Online, you can review our Pricing page to compare prices.
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You can also find a step-by-step video guide in our How to upgrade your QuickBooks software article. If you choose to go with QuickBooks Online, you can follow our Getting Started article for detailed steps on using the platform.
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