I am looking into purchasing the 2013 accountants version of quickbooks. Does anyone know if it is compatible with the 2011 non-profit version???
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I believe you have to have the same version, that is the same year. Quickbooks is not backwards compatible so if your using 2013 accountant's version, you'll have to convert\upgrade the non-profit to 2013.
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It does not. You need to purchase an annual subscription which for more than 3 people costs you around $380 a year in addition to whatever your software costs. If that's not bad enough, after 3 years you will be FORCED to upgrade your Quickbooks software in order to continue to have the privilege of paying the annual subscription which by then will likely be $500 a year. There is an all manual mode buried in the software somewhere or it used to be...but good luck finding it and if you do use it, you can't print any forms. In the old old days, before Intuit turned evil, they would offer a one time free tax table download which in many cases was good for a few years...all you had to do was tweak the federal withholdings manually. Those days are long gone.
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The ones I purchased were compatible with QBooks; however, when I ordered these forms in December 2014, I received 1099s for 2013! Amazon gave a credit to my account. I didn't re-order but used the free ones from the IRS instead since I only had a few to do anyway.
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I would call QuickBooks sales and ask them - I know that if you buy a 4th single user and install it on the network it should work like the 3 user.
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I don't see why not. I got this computer for school and personal use and it works with every program I've encountered so far. Keeping in mind that it has no disc drive so any program added would have to be either downloaded or transferred another way, it should be just fine with your accounting software. It has been a very handy computer for me thus far.
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Yes. Here is the official Intuit position on this:"With a single-user license, you can install QuickBooks on 1 computer and on 1 additional portable computer (e.g., a laptop that you own and use in your business) as long as both devices are used by the same person. ONLY that specified person can access and use QuickBooks on both computers."My note: the second computer does NOT need to be a laptop or portable, but the rest of the conditions apply. Let me know if you need more info.
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As I remember, the software didn't allow that option. It's a fairly automated cloning process, but it was months ago. I have Windows 7 and it was supported. Don't know about Windows 8, but I don't remember it having any default exclusions about 8. Quickbooks didn't clone. I had to repurchase the program. Everything else was perfect. You'd probably want to contact Kingston for more detailed answer about their cloning program. Everything has still been working great so far.
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According to Checkmark: "CheckMark Payroll handles standard business checks in top, middle, or bottom format" - as the Intuit Quickbooks format is standard business format, I would think they would work. I have only used them with Quickbooks.
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The software that comes with the Cash Register Plus bundled package is from 2010 and is no longer sold by Intuit. The new software is called Point Of Sale and costs $1,199. The Cash Register Plus software is very basic and is very limited in what it can do. It works fine for simple transactions but most of the sophisticated features are inactive until you upgrade to the Point Of Sale software. I did find this information though about integrating the Point Of Sale with Quickbooks but do not know if it will work with Cash Register Plus. (http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com/support/pages/inproducthelp/core/qb2k12/contentpackage/core/point_of_sale/qbpos_integration.html?family=pro )
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Bottom line, it should work. The layout standards of the form are set by the government. So Copy A, etc. should work, or Quickbooks has a form problem. The only wild card would be the 1096 summary form which is not required if you efile your information returns. Otherwise, it too needs to comply to Government determined layout standards. Hope this helps.
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I have been using Quicken for about 10 years. It is generally OK, but not spectacular. If you are starting fresh and setting up new accounts, you'll probably be fine. But, the latest update from 2013 to 2014 has been very problematic for me, starting with One Step Update not working properly, and some strange entries being made all on it's own. Quicken tends to "fix" things that aren't broken. I might try Microsoft Money, or maybe some other accounting software if I was just starting out.
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Intuit sent out an email to previous customers that stated that the Turbo Tax versions would no longer be backwards compatible with Mac OSx 10.5.8. So I believe all future versions including 2012 need to be run on Snow Leopard. I downloaded it to my new laptop that runs 10.7x. Good luck. Sorry if that wasn't the answer you were looking for. I am not part of any company and only represent 1 (one) customer's experience.
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Hi Kim,This item is compatible with the QB POS v11 2013 Basic Software. When you purchase through A+ SalesCentral it will ship directly from Inuit's distributor and includes 1 year of Intuit's Rapid Replacement Warranty.PeterCustomer Relations Manager
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Hi Debbie, Yes, as long as you are comfortable with the reduced functions. Your 2010 QB Pro will be able to open your 2008 QB company file. I recommend you make a backup before the migration which is a standard precaution when doing any changes to company file or upgrades. I hope that helps! Karl Sexton Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor Accounting On-Call, LLC Tampa, Brandon, Riverview (813) 787-7855 www.AccountingOn-Call.com
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I have no idea why you can not get a version of Office 365 Home for your business especially if it's in your home. But be thankful for small favors. I used Office 2007 for years and after my year subscription it out, I'll go back to Office 2007 much cleaner and easier software to work with, Office 365 is a pain in the rear. you can go on "ebay" and get a copy of Office 2007 Pro or Office 2010 Pro and you'll be a much HAPPIER person. With a lot of fewer headaches!
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Yes, it will. However, windows 7 is still preferable operating system for QuickBooks POS 11.0.
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Not sure. I don't use quickbooks. Is that something I can access with a download so I can try it out and get back to you?