Customer Reviews

QuickBooks Standard Payroll Subscription [Old Version]

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If your new to payroll give in and buy it. I bought the standard payroll and it was much easier than doing payroll manually, especially since I'm still trying to figure what I'm doing. But like all the other Quickbook products, no support and every other page is a way for you to spend more money. Does not support Workman's comp , not even a place to build your tracking and if you void a check it screws up the YTD and it won't let you delete a check. I have to call and pay to find out what's wrong.

Payroll subscription is necessary even tho we only do payroll once a year. It is worth the cost just to have all the year-end reports and tax-filing stuff done for you.

Quickbooks Payroll Service is ideal for small business applications. I use it for 3-employees at a local cemetery in conjunction with Quickbooks for bookkeeping. Everything is easily accessible, service is user-friendly and extremely cost effective for the small business owner. For persons starting a small business and considering paying for an outside payroll service, Quickbooks Standard Payroll (or the service) is highly recommended as a cost-effective service as well as an educational tool for training personnel in payroll/human resources aspects. I've used Quickbooks in a construction business and that's why when asked what software to purchase for the bookkeeping & payroll for a local cemetery, I immediately suggested Quickbooks.
Thanks for making my job easier with Quickbooks Pro 2006 & Standard Payroll Subscription.

DON'T USE QUICKBOOKS PAYROLL!!!!!

I am a QB Pro Advisor and have many QB clients. I am fairly happy with QB overall, but their payroll systems have a MAJOR SECURITY FLAW in them that everyone should know about. I lost a client over this and suffice it to say I'm not happy. QB Enterprise Edition also has this flaw by the way, and QB does not know what to do about it. They don't seem to care either. Apparantly, even though you can lock people out of QB payroll transactions etc., if they have access to the general ledger, then they have access to detail payroll data. The reason for this is that QB posts the detail of every paycheck to the G/L. So if you want to prevent someone in the accounting department from seeing payroll (a typical client need), user permissions doesn't do the trick. Because even though they can't see the payroll transactions in the payroll module, they can see every gross payroll transaction for each employee in the general ledger!!! Great job designing this part of the system QuickBooks!!!!

DON'T USE QUICKBOOKS PAYROLL!!!!!