is 2013 qb enhanced payroll 2013 for unlimited employees?
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Hi Susana, I'm almost certain that the box version is for 3 employees. When you install it should give you the option of paying a fee to get the unlimited employee function. That's what we did. Please note that I am not an Intuit employee or anything, I've just used the software since 1996 so this response is just my personal experience. David
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Yes you can. Inside the "Employees" menu you can "Turn on Payroll". Pricing starts at $39 and there is 20% discount at this moment (Sept. 17, 2014). In my case, I use Intuit Payroll beside and I make a direct import/link into QuickBooks.
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Hi Mindy- yes. This is the new form required for all claims on and after April 1st 2014. As far as your questions regarding filling out by hand etc., I would contact provider relations for those answers. You will see they are almost exactly the same as the previous version, so if you were able to fill out by hand and fax to Anthem on the old form I'm sure you'll be fine. Good luck!
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Yes you can prepare estimates and payroll on this 2011 version. It's mostly the basics and more advance 2013 edition. Regards Tisha
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Unfortunately beginning with version 2013 Sage 50 no longer has a "manual payroll module". Of course you can always enter payroll (or anything else) in the "general journal". But the manual payroll module, once you set it up, would do the calculations automatically. Sage 50 took that feature away and worse. If you don't pay a yearly maintenance fee then you are no longer able to enter new data (90 days after your fee expires it locks you into "read only mode"). It is perfectly understandable, however, since the accounting software business isn't what it used to be (due to free alternatives like "Gnucash" so all of these companies have to change their business models. Sage 50 is excellent excellent software. It's just not as inexpensive as it used to be.
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There's instructions on the box on how to download a backup copy. However, I think you're doing yourself a disservice by purchasing the old version. 2013 is designed around touch. You could also consider purchasing a subscription to Office. The Office 365 Home Premium subscription for $99/year has most of the same programs and lets you install on up to 5 devices.
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Yes, you have to buy Quickbooks Pro in order to run the payroll and it only covers 1 employee. They used to cover 5 then dropped the count to 3 and this year its only 1 employee. To add more employees it costs per employee every month. That's not the only problem, they take your credit card info and charge it to renew the service without your permission. As many have pointed out its not an easy job to get a straight answer out of them even if you get hold of anyone. They all are good at false promises. Only if they trained their employees that well to help the consumer instead!
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No, it only allows one employee. For more you have to talk to intuit and pay per extra employee per month. The last time I talked to Intuit they implied that they no longer did unlimited employees unless you were renewing such a subscription which can only be done though them.
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Not in my experience - the box I received stated you could only use the unlimited $50 a month plan and not to use the pay as you go cards.
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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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Yes. We have the program set up on our server and 3 other computers. 3 of us can all work on QB at the same time. The server is what prevents "crashes" when 2 users try to access the same thing at the same time. It has never happened that we know of - the server is smart enough to prevent problems. Great program.
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You can, but you have to purchase either the server version or a multi-user license. QB allows you to install on one desktop and one portable device, but you cannot use both at once. Keep in mind that this can change at Quickbooks whim so this answer may be out of date by the time you read it.
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Extra $100 for 4+ employees. I just called. It's a bit of a hassle if you already have a payroll subscription, like I do. First you have to cxl your current subscription, then install the payroll disc and then call and they charge you the full whack ($429) for enhanced payroll, then credit back the value they assign to the enhanced payroll of 3 or fewer employees ($329). SO, if you get the enhanced payroll for less than $329 off the shelf (i.e. Costco or Amazon), then you decide if it's worth the hassle. From everything I've read, the 2013 QB Pro is not something to be super excited about, and may even boggle your brain due to poorer visual interface, new report menu format, etc. I'm thinking about getting the Value pack and if I can do the payroll only, and without simultaneously upgrading the QB Pro, then that's what I'll do for now.
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I use them with Enhanced Payroll.... where you can print on blank paper... they work perfectly...
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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.
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Yes, if you have a home based business and you might work elsewhere also. If your just now filing your 2013 taxes you are past the extension deadline. Expect some fees, fines, interest from the IRS if you owe money. Good luck with your taxes, remember to file by April 15th, 2015 or file for an extension for your 2014 taxes.
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As an S-Corp with only myself, I do need to run a payroll but also find the subscription costs out of line with my need. As such, I continue to use QB4.0 for the Mac - which has and continues to run payroll with no additional costs since 1997. Although the tax table service is discontinued, I do update the tables manually to maintain current tax percentages. The 940 and 941 forms are now out of date, but the information is still correct. I transfer the numbers to the new forms manually. W2's and W3's I do online with SSA. Only runs in classic though. Hasn't been a problem until OSX 10.5. Now I'm researching options. Note: I have bought all QB upgrades through current versions for both the PC and the MAC. I have reverted back to QB4 Mac however every time because the payroll options there were just great for my needs - and have been stripped from all subsequent versions of QB since regardless of platform. Too Bad!