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QuickBooks Pro VS Online Verrsion?
I am currently using QuickBooks Pro 2009.
I subscribe to the Enhanced Payroll Plus which keeps my tax tables up to date and they provide me with a new version of the software each year. They are going to charge my card for another $450 next week and I’m thinking about canceling it because money is tight right now. I am considering switching to QuickBooks Online Plus which runs around $55 per month including Payroll. Do you have any feedback on the online version or QuickBooks in general?
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Re: QuickBooks Pro VS Online Verrsion?
How many employees do you have? Seems like you could find someone locally to handle payroll much cheaper.
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Re: QuickBooks Pro VS Online Verrsion?
I found out they have a cheaper option available for $249.
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Re: QuickBooks Pro VS Online Verrsion?
We also just got the annual payroll update/charge.
We continue to do our own payroll because not every pay period can we pay ourselves a full paycheck. We vary based on the jobs we have done and the profit we have had come in. We are a Chapter S corp. This works well for us and is easy to do. As far as using an online version: I wouldn't. In my previous life I was an IT person and simply don't trust putting my data out on the web or even using the web for a transport tool. I have seen way to many very clever people who can do a lot of snooping. I just can't bring myself to do it, even though it could be less expensive. dale |
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Re: QuickBooks Pro VS Online Verrsion?Quote:
Is that a one time charge of $450? $450 x 1= 450 $55 x 12= 660 |
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Re: QuickBooks Pro VS Online Verrsion?
The online version of QuickBooks is not as advanced as the regular version. I would not switch. Contractor books can get complicated and I don't think the online version will handle it.
Pay for the Enhanced Payroll, I know its tough when money is tight, but it will be a lot cheaper than hiring someone to do it. I'm a bookkeeper and I know. Assuming you do payroll bi-weekly: $450.00 / 26 = $17.31 - You can't get your payroll done that cheap anywhere (and if you do find someone who will do it that cheap... run!) *P.S. I'm guessing the $450 includes tax/shipping or includes something else because the Enhanced payroll for 3 employees is $249/year and for unlimited employees is $349.00/year.
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