Amiga Accounting Software

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There are several online solutions now.
But an Accounting program should'nt be to difficult to make.

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Well online transactions would require some form of connection to an online banking account. Personally I would prefer to have those two separated.

I have plenty of experience with various accounting systems, so I more or less know what is required, at least for the danish market, the only problem for me, is that I find it incredibly boring to code.

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http://www.e-conomic.co.uk/ here in Denmark it's one of the systems that is usually recommended. There is also Microsoft Navision online.
C5 Online, http://www.c5online.nu this page is in danish, but I guess you can get it in other langauges. C5 really have everything that is needed.

There really is no need to reinvent CRM/ERP programs.

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http://aminet.net/search?query=accounting This search gives you a few choices. I am at work now, so I can't try any of them right now.

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@kesa there is a huge difference between personal and business use of accounting software.
In the business you might want to keep track of stock, have a list of debtors and creditors, create bills and other forms, keep track of VAT, which might be a different percentage from item to item and so on.
Maybe you would also like it to keep track of salary and other employee related numbers.

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@kesa I agree with you, there are a lot of features, that the home user will never use.

@matt3k Here in Denmark you are required by law, to save every thing in your records for 5 years, I don't know how it is in other countries, but I would guess that it is similar.

I have experience with accounting software, I have developed stuff in C5 and used XAL before, I even had a crash course in SAP.

By the way, there has to be something for QT.