I would like to see how the forms /reports look. Can I also move the information from quick books 2011 to the new software? TY Bonnie..Treasurer
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Hi Bonnie, You will be able to migrate your 2011 data to the 2014 version. As for seeing what the forms and reports look like, they will not be significantly different from the 2011 version. Intuit does not have a "trial" of the Premier software, but you could download the QuickBooks Enterprise 2014 Trial, it is important that you do not use your "live" data as once the data is converted to QB Enterprise it will not convert back to Premier. After you download the QB Enterprise Trial, when you install it choose "Non-Profit", that will give you an idea on what the reports and forms will look like in the 2014 version. Peter A+ SalesCentral Customer Relations Manager
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I just looked at my copy and found form 8949. I can't open it because I didn't use it but there is an option that states "Forms(s) 8949 are created automatically, based on schedule D input.". So I'd say that the form is available in this version.
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2+ years ago you asked this question. I also have been using Publisher 97 for years and would like to conver to Publisher 2007. I have Windows XP (w/service Pack 3). Were you able to convert your '97' files to '2007'? I would like to open my '97' files, make changes and then save them on '2007'. Thanks for any input you can provide. Larry e-mail: llbuggie@aol.com
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It is not an outdated version. Once you register you will have additional library files and an update available to download.
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You may put it in the buyer's notes section when you purchase. We only have 2.6 or 2.7 at this time.
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I don't know if it works with Quick Books. We are using them with ETS Merchant Services.
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Not successfully, I am in the process of doing this over the last few days... I bought QB 2011, installed in on a Windows 7 64 bit PC, that was ok. Then the the 'fun' began, tried for 3 hours myself to get my QB 2005 company data file (either the .QQB version or the .QWB) to work, each time it crashed QB 2011. Then spent 3 plus hours on the phone with tier one and two QB tech support with them getting the same problems after trying just about everything! Now they "think" the fix is that the 2005 files needs to go to their 'File Fix' expert team, this will take about 5 business days. Please note my QB 2005 and the 2005 file work perfectly fine in my QB 2005 software. Now I am waiting for 5 more days.... I can only hope this resolves the problem. I'm NOT a happy QuickBooks customers right now! Good Luck, i think you will need it....
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If I understand your question, yes, and I am sure it was in my 2008 version, too. FTM 2010 is far superior to 2008. I suggest upgrading to the Essentials version. If I understand what you mean, in 2010 you go to the Publish tab, select Relationship Reports, and then OUtline Descendant Report. Presto...you are done.
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The disk was snug. If you had the notes you may have to scan them reduce the size a little bit then print on card stock. This may be the best way to do that.
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I purchased it and it flat out didn't work. I don't know if they are still doing support for this product or what ended up happening. But when I was using the product for another company, as soon as our contract was up we conveniently started having issues. So use with caution. We moved on to trying quick books online. Good luck.
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Not yet. A developer has recently offered his time and a radio owner has recently offered a radio to use for the development work, so the effort should be underway shortly. The TYT software is quite easy to use, but does not have any import capability.
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I don't work with Quicken, however, if there's an option to print 1099s from your program, I would think the form would work since the form itself is set up by the IRS. You might have to do some aligning to get all the information within the fields. I've had to do this with other clients printers but it's a printer issue and not a forms issue. Hope this helps.
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You could type it in a word document and print. Intuit likely has an inexpensive option that would be much easier.
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Yes. Go to Intuit.com and take a look at the sample pages. It is far better than the simple start
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It does not. You need to purchase an annual subscription which for more than 3 people costs you around $380 a year in addition to whatever your software costs. If that's not bad enough, after 3 years you will be FORCED to upgrade your Quickbooks software in order to continue to have the privilege of paying the annual subscription which by then will likely be $500 a year. There is an all manual mode buried in the software somewhere or it used to be...but good luck finding it and if you do use it, you can't print any forms. In the old old days, before Intuit turned evil, they would offer a one time free tax table download which in many cases was good for a few years...all you had to do was tweak the federal withholdings manually. Those days are long gone.
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Quicken is not as complete in accounting as is quick books. Quick Books allows for multiple businesses.
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The conversion will not be perfect by all means. When attempting to convert the files over to Microsoft Word, it worked fine with some paragraphs being broken. But was very manageable since our word documents were at max 20 pages. We have not tried a spreadsheet yet. If it's that big, i'm sure you'll get some problems, but depending on how large it is, might be tedious to fix. And if you have formulas, the affects of porting it over as well would need to be taken into consideration.