looking for a bookkeeper

[Gregory Forster]

Hi Avery,

     Tempting, very tempting.  Currently, I do the entire financial 
accounting for our church in WI. using GNUcash and LibreOffice, however 
on a Toshiba laptop with Windows 7.  You mention that you need payroll.  
GNU does not do the tax withholding calculations, nor print payroll 
checks with check stub information.  For that I use LibreOffice Calc 
spreadsheet software.  You CAN create all the different accounts and 
sub-accounts for payroll in GNUcash, including benefits and 
withholdings.  In fact GNUcash does a very nice job of creating a 
payroll register.  GNUcash has a very limited recording for employees.

     Originally, I used Peachtree Complete Accounting.  However, I just 
can't afford to constantly pay hundreds of dollars for yearly upgrades 
for the software, hundreds of dollars for support and hundreds of 
dollars for yearly payroll tax updates.  THAT'S NUTS!!!!

Greg

On 2/9/2012 10:24 AM, docaltmed wrote:
> I'm looking for a part-time bookkeeper for my small, one-doctor practice. I
> need help managing payables, bank statement reconciliation, payroll, etc.
> Remote access is sufficient, but should be in the U.S.
>
> I've called a few local bookkeeping services, but none are familiar with
> GnuCash. My practice is entirely Linux-based, and I have no desire to go
> back to QuickBooks.
>
> If anybody can help, or can offer a referral, I would really, really
> appreciate it.
>
> I don't know if my email comes through directly, so you can reach me at alj
> at docaltmed dot com.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Avery Jenkins
>
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