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Subject Author Date QB2000 & Payroll Ted Dawson 09-19-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Gary Charpentier 09-19-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Laura 09-19-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Ted Dawson 09-19-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Haskel LaPort 09-19-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Ted Dawson 09-19-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Haskel LaPort 09-20-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Ted Dawson 09-21-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Haskel LaPort 09-22-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Ted Dawson 09-24-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Haskel LaPort 09-26-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Gary Charpentier 09-26-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Michael Dobony 09-30-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Ted Dawson 10-06-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Laura 10-06-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Ted Dawson 10-06-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll Haskel LaPort 09-19-2008  Re: QB2000 & Payroll aps 09-20-2008
Posted by Ted Dawson on September 19, 2008, 1:38 pm Please log in for more thread options I was looking to upgrade to the latest version of QB from 2000, but it seems that I have to have a subscription to use QB's payroll function... is that right? We have to buy the bits and pieces of the software now? Posted by Gary Charpentier on September 19, 2008, 3:40 pm Please log in for more thread options Ted Dawson wrote: > I was looking to upgrade to the latest version of QB from 2000, but it seems > that I have to have a subscription to use QB's payroll function... is that > right? We have to buy the bits and pieces of the software now? Want to check that bag, pay extra. It is the way the of the world! Posted by Laura on September 19, 2008, 4:01 pm Please log in for more thread options >I was looking to upgrade to the latest version of QB from 2000, but it >seems that I have to have a subscription to use QB's payroll function... is >that right? We have to buy the bits and pieces of the software now? That is correct. What are you using for payroll today? Intuit has not supported payroll on QB 2000 for several years. Posted by Ted Dawson on September 19, 2008, 4:45 pm Please log in for more thread options >>I was looking to upgrade to the latest version of QB from 2000, but it >>seems that I have to have a subscription to use QB's payroll function... >>is that right? We have to buy the bits and pieces of the software now? > > That is correct. What are you using for payroll today? Intuit has not > supported payroll on QB 2000 for several years. I'm using QB2000 for payroll, and it reminds me that my tax table is out of date every time I do payroll with it... I just calculate it manually for my 15 employees. Posted by Haskel LaPort on September 19, 2008, 5:29 pm Please log in for more thread options >>>I was looking to upgrade to the latest version of QB from 2000, but it >>>seems that I have to have a subscription to use QB's payroll function... >>>is that right? We have to buy the bits and pieces of the software now? >> >> That is correct. What are you using for payroll today? Intuit has not >> supported payroll on QB 2000 for several years. > > > I'm using QB2000 for payroll, and it reminds me that my tax table is out > of date every time I do payroll with it... I just calculate it manually > for my 15 employees. OMG your business has grown to the point where you have 15 employees and you have been calculating the taxes manually for 7 plus years. > > Similar Threads Posted fudging quickbooks payroll start date if not using qb payroll service September 29, 2006, 10:01 am how to add payroll entries if not using qb payroll? September 25, 2006, 10:12 am Payroll October 22, 2006, 8:28 pm Payroll February 22, 2007, 9:47 am Payroll October 23, 2007, 1:58 pm payroll May 23, 2008, 1:48 pm Re: Payroll reports June 28, 2006, 12:59 am Payroll Taxes July 17, 2006, 5:34 pm Quickbooks and payroll October 11, 2006, 11:24 am Payroll Services? November 28, 2006, 3:42 pm