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Quickbooks 2004 Standard Payroll Sunset Mike Schumann 10-29-2006
Posted by Mike Schumann on October 29, 2006, 1:03 am
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 What happens on May 31, 2007 if I am running Quickbooks 2004 standard
payroll? Does this just mean that there won't be any new tax tables, but I
can still use payroll, or will I no longer be able to run payroll in QBooks
2004?

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Mike Schumann



Posted by GWB on October 29, 2006, 1:21 am
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 On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 06:03:45 GMT, "Mike Schumann"

>What happens on May 31, 2007 if I am running Quickbooks 2004 standard
>payroll? Does this just mean that there won't be any new tax tables, but I
>can still use payroll, or will I no longer be able to run payroll in QBooks
>2004?

It will cease to function.
No upgrade, no payroll.
They say it's for your own good.

Posted by Allan Martin on October 29, 2006, 10:01 am
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> What happens on May 31, 2007 if I am running Quickbooks 2004 standard
> payroll? Does this just mean that there won't be any new tax tables, but
> I can still use payroll, or will I no longer be able to run payroll in
> QBooks 2004?

No new tax tables. It will probably stop calcalculating payrrolls processed
on or around Feb 15th 2008. Look on the bright side you will have an excuse
to get QB 2008.





> --
> Mike Schumann
>



Posted by - Bobb - on October 31, 2006, 11:20 am
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> What happens on May 31, 2007 if I am running Quickbooks 2004 standard
> payroll? Does this just mean that there won't be any new tax tables,
> but I can still use payroll, or will I no longer be able to run
> payroll in QBooks 2004?
>
> --
> Mike Schumann
>

Subject: QB2007 - Payroll issues


> The payroll portion will not setup properly. I've been on the phone
> with them and re-installed it several times. It's their problem with
> their e-pay of federal taxes. Today, I'm going to re-install the 2004
> version and keep working with that until they get their act together
>


Posted by QB_Guru_Amy on November 1, 2006, 11:29 am
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After May 31, 2007, you will not be able to submit your payroll through
QuickBooks 2004, so it's important for you to upgrade promptly. You
will get a message explaining that the service is no longer available
through QuickBooks. This message will include instructions for
upgrading to the most current version of QuickBooks and directions for
migrating your existing account to your new QuickBooks software.

You can learn more here:

http://www.quickbooks.com/support/policy/sunset.html

Thanks!
Amy


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