ProSeries Basic 50 - Top Competitors (Jun 2022)
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| ITQlick Score: | 83/100 |
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| Pricing: | 5/10 - average cost |
| Category: | Accounting & Finance -> ProSeries Basic 50 review -> ProSeries Basic 50 competitors |
| Ranking: | Ranked 48 out of 419 Accounting & Finance systems |
| Company: | Intuit |
| Pricing: | starts at $829 per license |
| Typical customers: | Medium and large size businesses |
| Platforms: | Desktop, Cloud |
| Links: | ProSeries Basic 50 review, ProSeries Basic 50 pricing guide |
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ProSeries Basic 50 vs. Alternatives in 2024
TaxACT and H&R Block are the competitors of ProSeries Basic 50. TaxACT comes with W-2 importing, telephone support, stock assistant, audit support, user-friendly interface and audit assistant features. However, the software doesn’t offer any telephone support for users yet.H&R Block is another popular tax software with free audit support, guaranteed maximum refund, double-error checking, guided interview and tax information importing support from TaxACT features. However, their e-filing feature requires additional cost unlike ProSeries Basic 50.
ProSeries Basic 50 alternatives - for small & large Business
Here are the top 4 alternatives to ProSeries Basic 50 that are worth checking out: Denali Business for SMBs, MultiCHAX for large size business, Aplos Fund Accounting for growing companies, and BQE Core for low budget organizations.
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