how much more is it if I add the unlimited employee option?
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You will end up with $429 (plus state tax) as it was offered in QB Payroll subscription renewal. I thought I could save if I buy from Amazon, but then there is option if you need to add employees, you have to call Intuit and it would be the same total.
910371
Yes. Just make sure to always keep the unlimited data plan, it's no longer offered.
1848267
From what I understand there is no limit. No limit is given in the user manual.
1197717
I think you will have to pay as a multiple user anyway. I had 3 PC's here and they made me pay as a multiple user. I would call Intuit.
499505
We have more than 6 and so your answer is yes. It looks like that the 2014 program will allow 1 employee and then $2.00 per additional employee per month. That is a new charge. So for 6 employees, you will pay $10.00 per month.
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It is still unlimited data. They charge $39.99 for the slower speed & $54.99 for faster speed, but with either, you get unlimited data. I should add that I only did the activation online, not in a store, so stores might have different pricing.
512261
From what I recall from reading the instructions, you are normally limited to 399, but you CAN set it to UNLIMITED another way, if you want more than 399. ;)
1752143
Certainly is! Works great! And there are several ways you can handle it. Unlimited is $50 a month or like $25 for 300 minutes and lots texts. Works great.
687608
I don't know. I don't recall being offered that option when I bought the machine. It probably should be explored further while you are checking out the product details. Sorry.
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I've been using QB2012 profor the past 5 months and while it is true that they charge too much for "enhanced payroll and other features," I found the service very helpful. I run payroll for 2 employees and the annual cost is over $300 bucks plus a $29 monthly fee. This is too much! But when it comes to Fed 941 and state's liabilities I don't have to worry and just process the liabilities via electronic filing. I also contacted their payroll customer service and they were very professional and helpful in answering my questions. I also posted a question on the Intuit blog and I got a response within a few hours. Every software company comes up with upgrades for their products and charges for them but I do agree that QB's upgrades are too expensive, specially after you have spent a considerable amount obtaining the software and paying for services. QB should care more a about its customers and provide upgrades and services at reasonable rates.
209661
Right now I can not say, because I haven't looked for that option, but I believe there is a free trial offer that you can download and try out. Maybe that will help you better on your decision.
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If you are using Virgin Mobile's 3G I believe all U.S. plans include unlimited 3G for no additional cost (although there is, if I recall correctly, some fine print about limiting the speed past a basic threshold of usage). At home -- or in 'friendly' (accessible) WiFi situations you are not using the 3G and there would be no additional cost to you beyond what you are already paying for your internet connection. FOR THE RECORD though, I dumped this phone because the multiprocessing affects the pitch of the music being played, which is totally unforgivable to my hears. I moved up to the HTC One V that can be found here for between $49 and $99 dollars. If you are using Virgin Mobile's 3G I believe all U.S. plans include unlimited 3G for no additional cost (although there is, if I recall correctly, some fine print about limiting the speed past a basic threshold of usage). At home -- or in 'friendly' (accessible) WiFi situations you are not using the 3G and there would be no additional cost to you beyond what you are already paying for your internet connection. FOR THE RECORD though, I dumped this phone because the multiprocessing affects the pitch of the music being played, which is totally unforgivable to my hears. I moved up to the HTC... » Read More If you are using Virgin Mobile's 3G I believe all U.S. plans include unlimited 3G for no additional cost (although there is, if I recall correctly, some fine print about limiting the speed past a basic threshold of usage). At home -- or in 'friendly' (accessible) WiFi situations you are not using the 3G and there would be no additional cost to you beyond what you are already paying for your internet connection. FOR THE RECORD though, I dumped this phone because the multiprocessing affects the pitch of the music being played, which is totally unforgivable to my hears. I moved up to the HTC One V that can be found here for between $49 and $99 dollars. « Show Less
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The only way to change settings on this unit is with a key. As long as your employee doesn't have a key to the unit, they won't be able to adjust anything.
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You will not have to restart, it'll just upgrade your account and as far as worth it? ABSOLUTELY in my personal opinion. Preferred/Founders bonuses are awesome. Definitely worth the $ when I bought it (was around $30-35 at the time I think?)
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I do not know. Installation was a tight fit for me; so I do not see how you can add anything.
452170
I don't think they sell a version that does over 3 employees, you have to call quickbooks and buy the upgrade.
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No, but if you work for a large company they may have an agreement with Microsoft for huge employee discounts. If you search for Microsoft home use program you can find out whether or not your employer participates.