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Posted by Allan Martin on November 5, 2006, 9:48 am
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>I have to say that your rude remarks are not really appreciated, but thank
>you just the same for the information, Allan. I won't try to explain why a
>retired person volunteers 6 minutes each week to a non-profit Christian
>ministry so more of our donations can be put to better use.
Try, I would think that a retired person can donate more than 6 minutes per
week.
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> Anyway, the tax table information that is the most troublesome are the
> local ones and the school system taxes which QB doesn't even supply.
> Thanks again. Irv
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>>> We use the payroll function manually on 2004 Pro. All calculations for
>>> 7 employees are done outside of Quickbooks and stay the same each week
>>> unless there is a change in rates. The manual entry is easy! From the
>>> discussion here I'm wondering if the payroll function will continue to
>>> work manually after the sunset date. Has anyone learned this? Thanks.
>>> Irv
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>> Yes you will be able to continue wasting your time entering this
>> information manually. Did you forget that one of the major reasons you
>> computerized in the first place was to free yourself from all the manual
>> bullshit. What about all the forms that are now outdated that you must
>> fill in manually. You have 7 employees and can't justify the small
>> investment needed for the payroll subscription?
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>> Your must either work for a company that is going under or the owners are
>> cheap bastards. You should be looking for other employment instead of
>> wasting your time asking if a function that has stoped functioning a long
>> time ago will stop functioning in the future.
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>>>> Hmmm...
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>>>> Alan thinks QB2004 tax tables end in May 2007,
>>>> but payroll will continue to function until Feb 2008. I assume
>>>> that means calculate taxes with last tax table.
>>>>
>>>> Amy thinks QB2004 payroll stops functioning altogether
>>>> in May 2007.
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>>>> From the link Amy posted:
>>>> "QuickBooks 2004 - QuickBooks Payroll (formerly Do-It-Yourself Payroll
>>>> service)
>>>> On May 31, 2007, we are discontinuing QuickBooks 2004 Payroll and
>>>> QuickBooks
>>>> Payroll with Direct Deposit for QuickBooks 2004.
>>>> If you are a user of QuickBooks 2004 you will need to upgrade to a more
>>>> recent version of Quick Books prior to May 31, 2007. After you upgrade,
>>>> your
>>>> payroll subscription will renew automatically at your next bill date.
>>>> If you
>>>> do not upgrade, a prorated refund will be issued for the unused portion
>>>> of
>>>> your payroll subscription."
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>>>> That's a little murky. At first glance, one would think payroll
>>>> ceases to function May 2007. However, I think Alan is probably
>>>> right that just tax table updates stop, and calculation will continue
>>>> until Feb 15, 2008. However, tax forms for 2007 year end will likely
>>>> be out of date, so an upgrade will be required before then if the
>>>> user wants to produce the forms from within QB.
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