Especially since QuickBooks will not run on the iPad, I guess I’m just too practical, but I can’t justify buying an iPad at this time. It is still money you are spending even if it is tax deductible.įor me, an iPad would be another device and would not replace my laptop. However, I tell my clients and small business owners they should not make a purchase simply because it may be tax deductible. I’ve had people tell me to just buy the iPad and deduct it as a business expense. I don’t actually need the iPad 2 - I just want an iPad really bad!
I could login remotely to access QuickBooks but that wouldn’t be sufficient due to the nature of my business. QuickBooks Pro, Premier or Enterprise will not run on the iPad.It’s cool & looks fun (worth repeating)!.As a consultant to small business owners, it is beneficial to use the latest technology so I can advise my clients and answer their questions.I enjoy writing and working while looking at the lake! We frequently go to the lake and it would be great to use the iPad since internet access isn’t always easily accessible.Plus, I wouldn’t have to pay for internet access while traveling. With the small size and 10+ hour battery life, the iPad 2 would be great to use on the plane, in airports and hotels. I travel quite a bit a few months a year.When considering whether to purchase an iPad 2 or not, I have been considering the pros and cons. As a CPA and business owner, is it right for me? Would QuickBooks work on it? Or is it an expensive toy? As an accountant, I tend to analyze things (perhaps too much). Coming March 11” - my birthday! I’ve had “iPad envy” for awhile now and contemplated whether to buy an iPad or not. Apple announced the iPad 2 today and in an email stated: “Thinner.
0 kommentar(er)
