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Bleh. Intuit.
Most businesses fail because they don't have enough capital to start with. Or because its just a bad idea in the first place. And that usually happens because most people don't get accounting and tax planning. While Intuit would like all small business owners to believe that all they need is QuickBooks; the simple truth is that small businesses need an accountant or CPA advising them before they ever write the business plan.

Of those 5.6 million small businesses that close each year, I would bet that if they all had met with a CPA first, half of them wouldn't have been started in the first place because they would conclude that their business model wasn't viable.
Posted by: ibabadur1   Posted on: 03/22/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Bleh. Intuit.  ibabadur1 | 03/22/07
Intuit is the biggets pain  david.k.sanders@... | 03/22/07
works great for me  Donn_z | 03/22/07
Ironic that the internet disproportionately helps small businesses  bhalligan | 03/27/07
Undercapitalized, Ill-conceived businesses don't work on Adwords either.  websiteadvice | 06/18/07
RE: Intuit: The next local Advertising Agency?  uk_forum@... | 12/02/07
RE: Intuit: The next local Advertising Agency?  ymail2000@... | 02/24/08

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