PEECH TREE ACCOUNTING

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 Peachtree Accounting Course 

 

Peachtree is an accounting application for small and medium-sized businesses  made by Sage Software. Peachtree enables comptrollers and managers to automate and manage numerous accounting tasks, like:

* Reconciling accounts payable and receivable.
* Creating financial statements, check invoices.
* Tracking banking transfers and payroll.
* Importing and manipulating spreadsheets.
* Integrating scanned documents like checks, receipts and invoices, eliminating paper from the accounting process.

 

Why did we change our name? 

                Sage 50 Accounting, formerly Peachtree, is the same easy-to-use software that simplifies your everyday tasks and provides insights that help save you money, all backed by security and service you can count on. Uniting our products under the same name simply helps us streamline how we deliver support and services to your business.

History

    Peachtree Software advertisement in the November 29, 1982  issue of InfoWorld

Peachtree Accounting was originally sold by a software publisher founded in 1978 by Ben Dyer,^[3] Ron Roberts, Steve Mann, and John Hayes. The company was carved out of The Computer SystemCenter, an early Altair dealer founded by Roberts, Mann, Jim Dunion, and Rich Stafford, which Dyer had joined as the manager and where the first software was published in 1977. The company expanded its offerings with its acquisition of Layered, an accounting program designed for use on the Macintosh. The company's products were included in the initial launch of the IBM Personal Computer, and it was acquired by Management Science America (MSA) in June 1981.

By early 1984 InfoWorld estimated that Peachtree was the world's seventh-largest microcomputer-software company, with $21.7 million in 1983 sales.^[4] After several subsequent changes of ownership ending with ADP, Peachtree was eventually acquired by the Sage Group in 1998 for US$145 million. Peachtree was the first business software introduced for microcomputers and the oldest microcomputer computer program for business in current use, with the possible exception of the original Microsoft Basic interpreters, also introduced in 1975.^{[citation needed]}

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