What if I'm upgrading?

For current QuickBooks customers, we now offer an everyday low price for 2006. We've heard from customers that they find mail-in rebates time consuming and difficult. So this year we are eliminating the hassle of rebates to simplify your shopping experience.

Frequently Asked Questions About Upgrading

Where can I find an "upgrade" version of QuickBooks Pro 2006 for Mac?
Where is the upgrade discount for current QuickBooks users?
How do I upgrade?
Can I upgrade any older versions of QuickBooks for Mac software to the latest version?
What if I currently use QuickBooks, but I just got a new computer that doesn't have QuickBooks installed on it?
Why is it important to upgrade?
What if I'm upgrading from a previous version of Basic?
What if I decide I like my old method better? Q: Where can I find an "upgrade" version of QuickBooks Pro 2006 for Mac?
A: QuickBooks no longer sells a separate "upgrade" version of QuickBooks. Existing users can purchase QuickBooks 2006 at the new low price. When you install, QuickBooks will update your company file and bring all your preferences from your previous version. Q: Where is the upgrade discount for current QuickBooks users?
A: In an effort to provide every day low pricing for all of our customers, this year current QuickBooks users and new users pay the same low price for QuickBooks: Pro 2006 for Mac. There is no upgrade discount. Current customers pay the same low price for Pro 2006 for Mac as they paid for Pro 2005 for Mac. Q: How do I upgrade?
A: Upgrading is guaranteed easy - or your money back.1 To get the latest version of QuickBooks, just click the "Add to Cart" button on the product page. QuickBooks will quickly transfer your existing data file and preferences when you begin to install.2 Get up and running quickly, smoothly, and accurately with free QuickBooks callback support included for 30 days from your software registration and start working right away.3 Q: Can I upgrade any older versions of QuickBooks for Mac software to the latest version?
A: Yes. You can convert data from previous Pro for Mac editions (4.0 (M12), 5.0, 6.0 and 2005, U.S. versions) and New User Edition4 (5.0, 6.0, and 2005) to QuickBooks: Pro 2006 for Mac. 4 Q: What if I currently use QuickBooks, but I just got a new computer that doesn't have QuickBooks installed on it?
A: Just install the 2006 software program in the new computer and transfer your company file to the new computer. All of your data will convert to the 2006 program and you can begin using the new program right away. Q: Why is it important to upgrade?
A: Upgrading now will give you the enhanced power of QuickBooks 2006, which is simpler to use so you can do more and do it faster.

If you're using QuickBooks: Pro 5.0 for Mac or a prior version, we recommend that you upgrade now. As of April 30, 2006, QuickBooks: Pro 5.0 for Mac will be retired, and live technical support will be discontinued.5 QuickBooks Pro 4.0 and prior versions for Mac have already been retired.

Notes

1 If you're not satisfied, return the business software within 60 days with dated receipt for a refund of the purchase price.

2 For QuickBooks: Pro 2006 for Mac: Transfers data from QuickBooks Pro 4.0 (M12), 5.0, 6.0, and 2005 for Mac (U.S. versions), New User Edition 5.0, 6.0, and 2005, Simple Start and QuickBooks Basic, Pro, Premier, and Premier Accountant Edition for Windows, versions 2004, 2005 and 2006 (U.S. versions, one way, Windows to Mac).

3 30 consecutive days of QuickBooks 2006 support included from first-time registration. Offer valid 90 days from software purchase; U.S. only. Callback support; internet access required. See terms and conditions inside software.

4 OEM-version of QuickBooks for Mac bundled on Apple® PowerBook® and Power Mac® machines.

5 Live technical support includes all telephone support, data recovery, and password removal services, or electronic support provided by a technical support representative. Please note replacement CDs, diskettes, or manuals for QuickBooks: Pro 5.0 for Mac will no longer be available after April 30, 2006.