I am thinking the day to day billing in a typical practice has to keep
track of each transaction, bill it to individual Drs for % payment,
generate item lists for billing Medicare in an acceptable format
(remember nearly 80% of consultations in Oz are still B*B*), reconcile
bank deposits, etc etc
It also has to bring a fairly complex set of item numbers. It is quite a
complex program with 3-4 levels of menus in Spectrum for example. Front
desk staff enter most of the data. A spreadsheet wont cut it here
R
Horst Herb wrote:
On Friday 22 September 2006 04:24, ash wrote:
I suspect MYOB only ever caught on because accountants recommend it - and
they only recommend it because MYOB makes book keeping look so difficult
that accountants are needed for it
i wrote my own bog simple spreadsheet in open office
outgoings / incomings (+/- gst), including partially claimable items
calculates bas quarterly with simplicity and gives me numbers to put in
the dreaded government form
Yes.
But things start getting complex when you have 9 employees (and all their
wages, taxes and super to manage), 4 companies, 2 trusts, a self managed
super fund, a long list of assets at varied depreciation rates, real estate
etc. - spreadsheet is no longer an option
Horst
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