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Posted By: Dnkldorf Quickbooks 2003 Pro - 04/02/05 06:58 PM
Anyone get the message yet Intuit is no longer supporting QB2003 Pro on the payroll side after 2006. They want you to upgrade to at least 2005 version?

Just curious how many of you are upgrading or are going to do the payroll upgrades by hand?

I love the 2003, just now figured it out, and don't want to start over again. I figure I'll do the payroll updates by hand.


Dnk.....
Posted By: Electric Eagle Re: Quickbooks 2003 Pro - 04/02/05 08:23 PM
Quick Books does this every year. They only suport the last 3 years(including current year). I'm using QB2002 Pro and can no longer get updates on payroll. The payroll function still works, but it may not be completely accurate due to tax law changes. I'll invest in a newer version because I write too many paychecks to personally do it manually.

Does anybody here use the Quick Books for Contractors? Is it work the extra $$$?

[This message has been edited by Electric Eagle (edited 04-02-2005).]
Posted By: Dnkldorf Re: Quickbooks 2003 Pro - 04/02/05 09:53 PM
That's what I am using, Contractors Pro 2003.

Do the payroll changes actually change that frequently that you need the updates?
If it isn't accurate/up to date, couldn't the correct figures be amended at the end of quarter taxes by my accountant without penalty?
Posted By: Active 1 Re: Quickbooks 2003 Pro - 04/03/05 09:15 PM
I got the QB contractor ver. Gave it up & don't use it. If I was smart I would sell the program while it's still worth somthing.

I used an old ver of QB a long time ago but can't tell you what's different. I think they just have a number of accounts preprogramed for a contractor. It's been a while sence I used it.

Tom
Posted By: kinetic Re: Quickbooks 2003 Pro - 04/06/05 02:55 AM
I was using QB 2001 and made the switch to QB 2003 Contractors Edition when it first came out. What a difference it made. Not sure how much of a difference was due to changing from 2001 to 2003 but when I upgrade again it will be another version of the Contractors Edition.
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