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- WHY IS THE 940 AND 941 ARE NOT SUPPORTED? THERE ARE OTHER SOFTWARE COMPANIES THAT SUPPORT THESE FORMS AND I AM WONDERING WHY INTUIT IS NOT DOING THE SAME.
WHY IS THE 940 AND 941 ARE NOT SUPPORTED? THERE ARE OTHER SOFTWARE COMPANIES THAT SUPPORT THESE FORMS AND I AM WONDERING WHY INTUIT IS NOT DOING THE SAME.
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CORITabe
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05-19-2021
02:56 PM
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IT IS MUCH FASTER AND SAFER THAN MAILING THAT MAY GET LOST.
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qbteachmt
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05-19-2021
03:58 PM
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You just posted in an income tax community.
What you are asking about are Payroll Tax Forms. Intuit does support these. But the income tax programs are not also payroll tax programs. Payroll Taxes are part of Payroll. Intuit provides, for purposes of Payroll, the EasyAcct program, the QuickBooks accounting programs, the payroll.com functions directly (because you can be an Intuit customer without using one of their bookkeeping, accounting or payroll Programs). And they bought Workforce, too.
It's like you stepped into a Chevy Truck forum, but you really want to talk mini-vans or luxury sedans, which GM also sells, and not all of these are Chevy.
Google this, to see the results you are asking for:
intuit payroll
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