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Intuit Quick Employer Forms Accountant
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Connie Frank
Level 1
11-25-2020
10:43 AM
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We are using Quick Employer Forms Accountant for the first time (2020). Now that it is active (online) for the filing season, I am not seeing where/how to import a .csv file with recipient information. This was a selling point for our purchasing the software, as we have multiple Payers with multiple Recipients.
Can anyone help?
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kgalland
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02-04-2021
11:42 AM
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Like most programs written by Intuit, Intuit Quick Employer forms is missing many obvious things that you would expect for a 1099 software program. It doesn't allow you to enter multiple 1099s for an employer without selecting the employer name each time which makes it very easy to mistakenly add a new recipient to the wrong employer, it doesn't allow you to sort alphabetically, and worst of all it allows the same recipient to be entered twice. This program lacks so many important features it shouldn't be on the market but once you have gone to the trouble to manually type in so many recipients who wants to switch. I wish Intuit was more professional and actually had professionals who used the programs to do their research. It has really gone down in customer service and reliability in the past 10 years and it seems they really market to non-professionals who don't prepare large numbers of forms.
