Does QB Premier Non Profit have the capability of creating 1099's with the click of a button?
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QB Premiere for Nonprofits is a marketing version of QB Premiere; essentially no differences except the box and an example company in the setup process. I have not processed 1099s yet but their customer service 800-624-1377 or QB chat feature can answer the process for printing.
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Yes! The software allows you to categorize expenses according to the tax code, and allows you to transfer the information to Quickbooks, Quicken, Turbotax, or an Excel file. It's great!
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Yes, there are many pre-designed templates for business or personal cards, or you can design your own. Works great.
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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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http://scribusstuff.org/content/show.php/1099-MISC+templates+for+pre-printed+form?content=137751 download and extract zip file. It will allow you to fill in the fields on a almost blank pdf file. Their are shaded areas that show you were to type your info.
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I have found several people online who say they are using QB Pro 2011 with Windows 8. There seem to be some problems with printing the pdf but I quickly found people who had found ways to work around the issue. Here is the workaround: I have had this issue and found that by changing the Shortcut under the Compatibility Tab, tick Run as Administrator fixed it. Also run the QuickBooks Connection Diagnostic Tool can help as it looks at ports that are not open in the firewall and opens them for you. That said, if you really want to be sure before making the investment, Laura F. Hoak is correct and your best bet is to contact Intuit customer service and they should be able to answer any and all of your questions regarding their product.
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I just looked at my copy and found form 8949. I can't open it because I didn't use it but there is an option that states "Forms(s) 8949 are created automatically, based on schedule D input.". So I'd say that the form is available in this version.
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I purchased mine this year from Staples. It has 2013 printed in the box that says OMB No. and Form 1099-Misc. If it comes without a year on it then you can probably just write 2013 in that box.
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I'm not sure. We use it in Filemaker Pro. We don't have quickbooks for me to check.
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I doubt it but I printed my entire return on TurboTax itself but I've never tried to use elements to print a turbo tax document good luck
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No, these are just forms. The forms are compatible with Qbooks, and will print on the forms correctly. You need to buy forms that specifically are for whatever software you are using.
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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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Yes, using the free QuickOffice app. There is a pro version also available.
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No, not through Amazon. You may be able to call Quickbooks support for them to give you a link but you'd have to have the license info already and that comes with the disk.
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I only have 3 employees, so I do my W2s on the government website, so I'm not sure. If Intuit uses standard pre printed w2s-it should. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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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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No. They will send forms with the current filling year which, at this point is 2013. There is no year on the picture of the form as it is probably a generic pic they can keep using for ads. The only way I know of to get past year forms is directly from the IRS and they are free. Go to IRS.gov you will find it there.