Hey mates. Keen to hear pros/cons for using Manager in the Australian business/reporting context. I tried self-hosting BigCapital, but this seems equal and easier. I will admit that I don’t know anything about accounting, but my situation is quite simple (see below). I am curious where the BAS and STP reporting has landed and if the workflow with Manager has been simple enough.
FYI, I am the sole employee for the forseeable future, but still acting as a company (not a sole trader). I don’t have inventory so my use case will only be: invoicing for services, claiming business expenses as a subcontractor, general tax deductoble expenses (PC, mobile, internet), payroll for myself, and ATO reporting.
Any and all suggestions, lessons learned, warnings are welcomed. Thanks!
Thanks. I have been playing around with the software for a few days and it feels intuitive, with the biggest let down being my understanding of all the terms and connections (i.e., double entry).
Anybody have any thoughts on best practices for handling payroll, STP, BAS, GST, and ATO compliance? Any hiccups that were described in previous (now closed) threads that persist?
I have used both MYOB and then QB; QB for the last 22 yrs for my (aust) business and 12 years for a not for profit sporting club. I now use Manager for the club (retired from work) and it does every thing that QB does and more. Can add a lot more custom fields and can do better reports incorporating years of past history. Its forgiving unlike some some double entry accounting programs.
Thanks. I have put some time into it and it seems like it’s going to be quite easy to keep organised given the low complexity of my customers and services.