Into the second quarter I started getting letters from the IRS saying that we owed money and hadn't paid the correct amount of payroll tax.

The transfer process was not easy and seamless, we ended up having to spend a few weeks on the phone and working to fix all the information in the system. Will be searching for a replacement to QB as they have out priced their usefulness and no longer return a reasonable value for the price. One has to think that if companies can make money ($300 or more) selling you comparisons of Intuit products, then Intuit has intentionally over complicated their suite of offers. The software is designed for non-cash basis businesses of 5+ before the automation offered returns any real value. If you are a 1-2 employee company there is no 'lite' version to do basic accounting, issue POs, run payroll, etc. If you are a very small business beware you will HAVE to purchase features you just will waste money over. Let the program tell you your sub(s) have run out for the features you have purchased.

Beware unsolicited sales calls or emails suggesting you have to 'renew' this or that. One agent clearly paid by the sale as he did everything he could to avoid answering direct questions on modules being pushed/sold and if they were REQUIRED to use the base program. In the few times I have called over two decades, support has not often been helpful. *Online or phone support is nearly a joke. Beware if you consider any Intuit QB product - intro costs priced to get you started, thereafter the business model is to soak you for as much as they can.

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