In a recent Intuit QuickBooks Firm of the Future Product Update, it was announced Intuit plans to stop selling new subscriptions of some Intuit QuickBooks Desktop products in the US after July 31, 2024.

Here’s the scenario … You’re running the latest version of QuickBooks Desktop software on Windows 11 … You want to send invoices by e-mail in your QuickBooks Desktop software via Outlook (integrated approach instead of manually) …

We’ve talked about having a good accounting system/solution to manage your business finances. While there are many accounting systems/solutions to choose from, QuickBooks remains a popular choice used by many businesses. It’s relatively easy to use and navigate. It’s adaptable and flexible to most businesses/business models and you’re sure to find accounting/finance professionals who have experience with QuickBooks.

If you currently use Intuit QuickBooks Desktop or Enterprise software to manage your business accounting and financial needs, you’re probably aware Intuit recently released the latest version of their QuickBooks Desktop and Enterprise software.

Regardless of whether you run QuickBooks locally, in a client/server environment or use QuickBooks with Hosting, you should perform your own routine backups of your QuickBooks company files.

Intuit QuickBooks is an extremely popular, easy to use and learn, flexible yet robust accounting and financial software solution for many businesses.