I'm curious as to why other software companies can provide compatible versions of their software BEFORE a new MacOS release, and Intuit can not. Isn't that one of the primary purposes of Apple (or any tech company) releasing beta versions? So that 3rd party software developers have time to create compatible updates BEFORE the official release date? It feels like QB for Mac is not and has never been a priority for Intuit. This is my 4th version of QuickBooks (since I'm continually being forced to upgrade just to keep using my Mac). I'm getting tired of this hassle and expense (like most other Mac users) and have strongly researched and considered other more Mac-friendly options. I am currently using QB Desktop Mac 2020. If I'm forced to upgrade (again) or even worse, move to your overpriced web-based option, I will be no longer be a QuickBooks customer. And I believe I'll not be alone in my departure. Mac users are getting sick of being treated like second-class citizens when we're paying just as much as PC users. 

Listen up, Intuit! Just because you're currently "on top" doesn't mean you'll always be. Learn a lesson or two from other former industry giants like Nokia, Zerox, Kodak, Blockbuster, Polaroid, Toys R Us, Borders, Sears, Yahoo... need I go on?

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