ORLAND PARK, IL, January 23, 2011 (Press-News.org) Real Business Solutions (www.realtaxtools.com), a leading provider of W2 and 1099 printing and e-Filing software products, announced today that its popular W2 Mate software is available for immediate download as a free demo. The easy 2010 / 2011 W2 software can be used by accountants, businesses, CPAs, churches, banks, professional tax preparers and W2 reporting service providers to prepare W2 forms , print w2 forms, E-File W2s and generate EFW2 files.
"Preparing W2 and 1099 forms is a chore, but it doesn't have to be. This is why we built W2 Mate. Powerful, yet very affordable, W2 1099 filing software that takes the complexity out of year-end-reporting by providing the right tools to print and e-File 1099 & W2 forms," says W2 Mate product manager Nancy Walters.
W2 Mate is a state-of-the-art W2 system that can handle W2 and 1099 reporting to the Internal Revenue Service and the Social Security Administration. The W2 solution also handles the requirements of state W2 and 1099 reporting. Whether you are using paper or electronically filing W2-s W2 Mate has the tools you need. W2 Mate 2010 supports generating and e-filing forms 2010 W-2, 2010 W-3, 2010 1099-MISC, 2010 1099-INT, 2010 1099-DIV, 2010 1096, 2010 1099-R in 2011.
A free evaluation of the W2 software can be downloaded from the W2 software FREE demo page. Customers can purchase the software and receive it instantly.
W2 Mate W2 1099 Software Highlights
- Eliminates the need for buying Forms W2 Copy A and W3 by printing government-approved laser substitutes for these forms on plain white paper
- Eliminates need to print and mail recipient copies of 1099-MISC form or employee copies of W2 form. This W2 and 1099 software generates electronic employee copies of W2 Form and electronic recipient statements of 1099 MISC form in - Adobe PDF format with password protection for security purposes.
- Supports an unlimited number of employers, companies, 1099 Filers and unlimited number of employees and 1099 recipients
- Prints W2 Form Copies & 1099 Copies on blank paper
- Automatically generates W-3 and 1096 Forms transmittals
- Complies with IRS Specifications for Filing Forms 1099-MISC, 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099-R Electronically
- Complies with SSA Specifications for Filing Forms W-2 Electronically (EFW2).
- Prints on pre-printed 1099 forms & W2 Forms
- Supports W-2 Electronic Filing (E-Filing) through SSA Business Services Online
- Supports 1099 Electronic Filing (1099 E-File) through IRS FIRE System
- Imports data for W2 and 1099 forms from CSV files
- Imports data directly from QuickBooks, which removes the "800 Form" / "$10 Million payroll" maximum (can be used as QuickBooks w2 software).
- Exports W2 and 1099 data (employer, employee, payer and 1099 recipient information) to Excel format
Meet the 2010 / 2011 W2 filing deadline. Download W2 Mate free demo and print W2 forms in minutes: W2 Software Free Download.
Real Business Solutions is an industry leader in providing payroll software, 1099 software and W2 software solutions to small businesses and accounting professionals.
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Free W2 Software Trial Available For Immediate Download From W2Mate.com -- The 2011 W-2 Software Provides Everything Users Need to Print 2010 W-2s on Paper, on Laser W2 Forms or File W2 Electronically
W2 Mate, Wage Reporting Software, helps employers, small businesses and payroll departments process and print unlimited number of W2 tax forms for the 2010 / 2011 tax season. A Free trial of W2 Mate can be obtained by visiting http://www.w2mate.com
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[Press-News.org] Free W2 Software Trial Available For Immediate Download From W2Mate.com -- The 2011 W-2 Software Provides Everything Users Need to Print 2010 W-2s on Paper, on Laser W2 Forms or File W2 ElectronicallyW2 Mate, Wage Reporting Software, helps employers, small businesses and payroll departments process and print unlimited number of W2 tax forms for the 2010 / 2011 tax season. A Free trial of W2 Mate can be obtained by visiting http://www.w2mate.com