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Old 05-08-2007, 05:10 PM
RSTech RSTech is offline
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Yep, I filed on time and to my delight I overpaid on my installment payments through the year so I got a few thousand back! Yahoo! Of course they are just going to take it back on the next installment payment so I'm not that excited. Only took 1 week to get my refund deposited into my account after Net filing.

Back to the topic of the thread, I'm not familiar with free accounting software but I use QuickBooks and its not too bad for price depending on what version you get. Depends what you want to do, you might even be able to use Quicken or Excel but these all have a cost. Sorry, that's not much help.
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