Category: QuickBooks 2021
QuickBooks Desktop Will Be Subscription Only
It should be no surprise that Intuit announced that QuickBooks Desktop will be subscription only by the end of this year. No more one-time purchases of a license. To get any QuickBooks Desktop product you will have to pay for an annual subscription. This is something that I predicted would occur, although it came about a […]
QuickBooks 2021 R6 Released
Shortly after the 2021 R5 release, Intuit has released QuickBooks 2021 R6, with an important bug fix and an interesting new feature, at least for SOME of you. This update should be available via automatic updates. You can also go to the QuickBooks Update site to download the patch. QuickBooks 2021 R6 Bug Fix This […]
QuickBooks 2021 R5 Released
It has been a few months since Intuit released an update for QuickBooks 2021. Here we go, QuickBooks 2021 R5, which is about the time when start having some confidence in the quality of the release of a new product. Now we are getting to see what kind of bug fixes there are based on […]
QuickBooks 2021 R4 Released
Intuit has released QuickBooks 2021 R4. An R4 release generally can be the first update that has bug fixes incorporated for things that were found in the initial public releases, since an R3 release was created before the public release. This update should be available via automatic updates. You can also go to the QuickBooks […]
QuickBooks 2021 R3 Released
Intuit has released QuickBooks 2021 R3, the first bug release update of the new product. I always recommend that you avoid using an R1 release, because we know that they are already working to fix bugs when they first release a new product year. And here it is, bug fixes based on the last rounds […]
Introducing QuickBooks 2021 Desktop
Intuit has announced QuickBooks 2021 for the desktop (for the US), here’s my quick rundown of what is new, and changed, for this year. This is just a quick summary. I’ve not had a chance to actually play with all of these features in detail, yet. Looking over the list, I have a few comments: Intuit’s […]
