Read about the review of MYOB Premier Accounting Small Business Suite 2007 by
PC Mag, excerpts below :
The MYOB line of accounting products for small business goes back to the early 1990s, has always competed well with QuickBooks, and, because of its Mac origins, has always matched that product in usability—yet many people still don't know about it.
The big news in this version includes integration with Microsoft Outlook (2000 through 2003 only), payroll import and preview, error correction in bank reconciliations, and easy migration from sales orders and quotes to purchase orders. The developers have also made a passel of smaller, useful changes. It looks great, too: I've yet to find a screen in the latest MYOB interface I wouldn't consider cleanly designed, easy to understand, and detailed.
Transaction forms, such as invoices and purchase orders, offer plenty of detail and flexibility, and, with over 200 reports, you have more than enough for exhaustive management overviews. Exporting of reports works well with Microsoft Office 2007, as does mail merge. The product also competes well with its most formidable peers, such as PeachtreePremium Accounting and QuickBooksPremier, in its ability to track time-billing, jobs, and inventory.