QuickBooks for Mac is financial accounting solution from Intuit for small businesses and accounting professionals. The solution allows users to create professional invoices, track sales and expenses, and manage accounts payable. QuickBooks provides Mac-specific features. For example, users can embed a notification bar in Mac's menu bar, add reminders to iCalendar and sync contacts with their Mac OS address books. Users can also share data with Windows-based users.

QuickBooks for Mac's online version can be accessed on from anywhere and any device. The online version provides more features than the desktop version, such as automatic scheduling and invoice sending, advanced security and access for up to five users. QuickBooks for Mac also offers a mobile app for iOS. Highly Recommend Since implementing QuickBooks Payroll, our process has been streamlined which allowed our team to focus on other tasks which are value-add to the business.

Pros The support received during setup was outstanding. The whole process was very easy and all of our questions were answered. Since implementing QuickBooks Payroll we have saved a lot of time and frustration. It's great to know that everything is taken care of automatically and our employees like the timeliness. Cons I would like a feature to set up multiple employee groups which are on different pay schedules. Review Source: Capterra.

Bookkeeping for non-accountants Pros I'm clueless when it comes to keeping our books and so the ease of use in QBO is really helpful. If I don't know what to do, I can find an article to tell me how or get someone from their tech staff on the phone to help. It's easy for accountants to log into our account too once we grant them access. I like the ease of processing payments, invoices, and receipts, as well as running reports on how we're doing.

Quickbooks online a lot better than the offline version of the software. Cons Some features need some accounting knowledge, I will say. Mainly if you don't know how to file a charge or something it doesn't tell you waht to do, but once you know (or learn from the CPA) the features are easy to use in the program. Review Source: GetApp. QuickBooks PayRoll is the Small Biz Solution! I’ve had great experience with the ACH payroll integrative services.

I love being able to print paycheck stubs from anywhere and not having to worry about missing a deadline! Pros I love being able to run payroll from anywhere (even the app) while traveling and on the go! As a small business owner who does a lot of the work myself, it’s critical to be able to pay my staff from anywhere in a simple way! I also really love the payroll reminders that come on email and the app! It’s also very easy to set different pay rates and everything is as simple as 1-2-3!

Cons I least like the cost. There is tremendous value provided, but as a small business owner barely able to pay oneself sometimes - the decisions have to be made about cutting apps and services. I would like to see a tiered system for more entrepreneurs to be able to use this feature when I recommend it!

Review Source: Capterra. Very popular, but not the best. It's decent, but there are better platforms out there for small businesses. I prefer Xero. Pros I like that they give accountants a free version to work with and practice before accepting clients. That was absolutely necessary for me when I first got started. Cons Their billing system is terrible.

I personally have had issues with it and also I've had clients with major problems. Their merchant services caused big cash flow problems for one of my clients and was completely unfair to the user. Review Source: Capterra.

I've been having this problem for a while now and it really starts to bother me. Every once in a while, a lot of my app icons go missing in the dock, launchpad, finder, cmd-tab switcher, just everywhere. Some pictures: Obviously this is really annoying. I already tried a lot of stuff to solve it. I tried relaunching the Finder. I tried relaunching the Dock (terminal: killall Dock). I tried clearing icon cache The only way I can (temporarily) solve this by doing the following:.

Reboot, now the icons have reloaded in finder and launchpad, dock icons are still missing. go to Library/preferences/com.apple.dock.plist & delete the file. open terminal: killall Dock This way everything is fixed, but I have to rearrange my dock again since I removed the preferences file. It is only a temporary fix though, the issue keeps coming back and I always have to do this, which is very annoying. Does anyone know what causes this?

How could I solve it permanently? It’s really getting frustrating! Thanks a lot! This happened to me today (macOS 10.13.1), and the affected icons were all for apps that I'd updated via the App Store over the past couple of weeks (since my last reboot).

Logging out and back had no effect, but a fresh restart restored all the icons. I'm almost certain that the icons didn't immediately become generic after updating, although I wasn't paying attention for that at the time. Also, when I updated another App Store app today after the restart, the icon didn't become generic. – Dec 1 '17 at 5:40. How to Rebuild Launchpad Database in OS X Yosemite (10.10) and Later.

Go to Library folder, which is hidden. To access it, click anywhere on desktop and make sure you see word 'Finder' in the top menu near Apple logo. Press and hold alt/option key and in the top menu bar select Go and finally Library. In the Library folder, locate and open the Application Support folder.

In the Application Support folder, locate and open the Dock folder. You'll find a number of files in the Dock folder, including one named desktoppicture.db, and one or more files starting with a dashed set of capital letters and numbers and ending in.db. An example file name is FE0131A-54E1-2A8E-B0A0A77CFCA4.db. Grab all the files in the Dock folder with the dashed set of letters and numbers that end in.db and drag them to the trash or press ⌘/command + delete keys. Launch Terminal, located in the /Applications/Utilities folder.

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In the Terminal window, enter the following: defaults write com.apple.dock ResetLaunchPad -bool true; killall Dock Launchpad has now been reset. The next time you open Launchpad, the app will rebuild the databases it needs. Launchpad may take a bit longer than usual to launch the first time, and the Launchpad display will now be in its default organization, with Apple apps shown first, and third-party apps next.