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Newegg [newegg.com] has the QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus 2021 with Enhanced Payroll (1 Year Subscription - Download) for
$199.99 after Promo Code
HAPPYLYA2.
- Unlimited customer support
- Automate receipt expense entries using the QuikBooks Desktop Mobile App
- Automated data backup and recovery
- Access to the latest features, security patches and updates
- Easily pay employees, file taxes, and get instant W-2s at year end
- Use free direct deposit for employees and track payroll status
- 1-year prepaid Payroll Enhanced subscription
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Quickbooks *Plus* now has a yearly charge that you can't get away from. If you have previously bought QB and upgraded the software each year just because you needed the payroll, think before upgrading your software to this Plus version. If you have QB 2020, you still have two more years of just keeping that software and using this Payroll Key. If you have 2019 you have one more year. If you have 2018, you'll have to upgrade it to keep running payroll.
If you HAVE to upgrade the software to 2021 QB Plus, know this: you have to upgrade the software every year. If you don't, you'll be charged (I believe) $299 just for the pleasure of running the program another year. This is independent of Payroll! So if you install 2021 Plus this year and just buy a retail 2022 to use the payroll and don't upgrade your install to 2022, you'll be charged $299.
This is some shady stuff - shame on Intuit.
Learned this a few weeks ago with a client's upgrade from 2018 Desktop Pro.
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Plus looks like it's a subscription. Like T-Roy, I guess I'll stick with my quickbooks desktop and just use the payroll key.
This one costs less than $17 per month for a single employee. Not sure if gusto can be as cheap or cheaper
Wonder if I should buy it for next year. Will it expire
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Awesome post OP...thanks...been waiting for it......
Also What's the difference between pro and pro plus please? Thanks
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Quickbooks *Plus* now has a yearly charge that you can't get away from. If you have previously bought QB and upgraded the software each year just because you needed the payroll, think before upgrading your software to this Plus version. If you have QB 2020, you still have two more years of just keeping that software and using this Payroll Key. If you have 2019 you have one more year. If you have 2018, you'll have to upgrade it to keep running payroll.
If you HAVE to upgrade the software to 2021 QB Plus, know this: you have to upgrade the software every year. If you don't, you'll be charged (I believe) $299 just for the pleasure of running the program another year. This is independent of Payroll! So if you install 2021 Plus this year and just buy a retail 2022 to use the payroll and don't upgrade your install to 2022, you'll be charged $299.
This is some shady stuff - shame on Intuit.
Learned this a few weeks ago with a client's upgrade from 2018 Desktop Pro.
Quickbooks *Plus* now has a yearly charge that you can't get away from. If you have previously bought QB and upgraded the software each year just because you needed the payroll, think before upgrading your software to this Plus version. If you have QB 2020, you still have two more years of just keeping that software and using this Payroll Key. If you have 2019 you have one more year. If you have 2018, you'll have to upgrade it to keep running payroll.
If you HAVE to upgrade the software to 2021 QB Plus, know this: you have to upgrade the software every year. If you don't, you'll be charged (I believe) $299 just for the pleasure of running the program another year. This is independent of Payroll! So if you install 2021 Plus this year and just buy a retail 2022 to use the payroll and don't upgrade your install to 2022, you'll be charged $299.
This is some shady stuff - shame on Intuit.
Learned this a few weeks ago with a client's upgrade from 2018 Desktop Pro.