QuickBooks Online is the most popular accounting tool

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With over 35 years in the small business accounting game, QuickBooks is essentially the gold standard of small business accounting software.

If you're just starting out and need an accounting tool that does everything, including payroll, you could do a lot worse than QuickBooks Online.

QuickBooks has its own built-in payroll service, but they also have an open-door policy towards other developers, offering seamless integration with dozens of other popular payroll apps, including Gusto, Square, and TSheets.

Pricing

Easy to start: $10/month ($20/month after three months) for one user.
Essentials: $17/month ($35/month after three months) for mom database three users. Adds invoice management and time tracking.
Plus: $30/month ($60/month after three months) for 5+ users. Adds project management, inventory, and more.
Self-Service Payroll starts at $18/month ($35/month after three months) plus $4 per employee/month on all plans.
Full service salary starts at $40 per month ($80 per month after three months) plus $4 per employee per month on all plans.
4. Kashoo is a reliable accounting tool with a funny name.
Popular: #10 | Available: #19 | Ease of Use: #8

Total: 12.3

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Reviews: 60+


Kashoo Accounting Software Review ( Source )

Kashoo (bless you!) may not have the same name recognition as some of the above products, but those users who have found their way to it have been very pleased. It has an overall rating of 4.5/5 on Platforms, with users praising its fast interface coupled with a wide range of features.

Kashoo is still a small business, so it leaves payroll to the professionals, partnering with
Paychex in the US and PaymentEvolution in Canada for seamless payroll integration.

Pricing

Kashoo costs $29.95 per month or $199.95 per year ($16.65 per month).
Contact Kashoo for payroll integration pricing information.
What payroll tool do you use?
Does your small business accounting tool have a built-in payroll program, an integrated payroll app, or do you use a full-service payroll provider? I want to hear your thoughts, so let me know in the comments or
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