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In a marked heating up of the battle currently being waged between small business accounting software providers MYOB and Xero, MYOB chief Tim Reed has questioned Xero’s latest numbers and planted a stake in the ground when it comes to any claim by his Kiwi upstart rival to market leadership.
The major new player in the Australian accounting software market, giant US firm Intuit – makers of Quickbooks - has upped the ante in its quest for marketshare and customer acquisition, with a direct hit on competitor Xero.
Accounting software provider MYOB has launched a general release of its new Essentials Cashbook cloud solution after completion of a four-month pilot program with more than 200 accounting users.
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