LOUISVILLE, KY, December 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Small business owners, HR managers and tax professionals who are looking for a simple and affordable W2 and 1099 preparing application can try out the new ezW2 2011 from halfpricesoft.com (http://www.halfpricesoft.com)
ezW2 software supports forms W2, W3, 1099-misc and 1096. The new ezW2 2011 version can print all W-2 forms on plain white paper. The laser substitute forms of W-2 copy A and W-3 are SSA-approved. Since IRS does not certify substitute forms now, ezW2 users need to print 1099-MISC Copy A and 1096 on red-ink forms. ezW2 software can print other 1099-MISC Forms (copy 1, 2, B and C) on plain paper.
EzW2 W2 and 1099 preparing software is designed with small business users in mind and is easy to use from day one. The new ezW2 2011 version can support unlimited companies and unlimited recipients with no extra, which make it a good option for the big companies, CPAs and tax professionals too.
New user can try ezW2 for free at http://www.halfpricesoft.com/w2-software-free-download.asp, with no obligation and no cost. The main features of this 1099 & W2 printing software include:
(1) ezW2 2011 can print 2 forms on one sheet--using half as many expensive red form sheets
(2) ezW2 2011 eliminates need for W2 Copy A and W3 by laser printing Social Security Administration-approved substitutes on plain white paper
(3) Users save valuable time by eliminating the learning curve - ezW2 2011 is designed to be simple and intuitive, allowing users to get started right away
(4) Users save valuable time by importing employee data and contractor data from csv file - no need for users to enter the data one by one.
(5) Users save even more time by saving form data for later use and modification
(6) Support unlimited accounts with one flat rate
(7) Go green with PDF document converting and electronic filing (e-file) features
(8) At $39, ezW2 is among the lowest priced, full-featured software available for small businesses.
EzW2 is compatible with Windows 7 system, 32-bit or 64-bit. It can run on Windows XP, Me, 2003, Vista system or MAC machines installed with Virtual Machine or Parallel.
Priced from just $39, ezW2 is an affordable W-2 Form printing and 1099 form printing software solution for any business - no matter how small the business is.
"Tax issues are the single most significant set of regulatory burdens for most small firms," said Halfpricesoft.com founder Dr. Ge. "We intentionally engineered this 1099 & W2 software for business owners who are not professional accountants and tax expert. We hope this free trial will help users find the right 1099 and W2 tax reporting solution."
During these times of economic uncertainty, improving productivity and reducing expenses is important for any business. To start a no-obligation free test drive of this 1099 & W2 software, visit the site at: http://www.halfpricesoft.com/w2_software.asp
About halfpricesoft.com
Founded in 2003, Halfpricesoft.com has established itself as a leader in meeting the payroll tax software needs of small businesses and accountants. They also released ez1099 2011, which can support 1099s (1099A, 1099B, 1099C, 1099CAP, 1099DIV, 1099G, 1099H, 1099INT, 1099LTC, 1099MISC, 1099OID, 1099PATR, 1099Q, 1099R, 1099S, 1099SA), 1098s and other tax forms.
Unlimited 1099 MISC Forms Printing: EzW2 Software Eases Tax Reporting Headache for Businesses
EzW2 2011, the new W-2 and 1099 software speeds up tax form printing and filing for businesses and accountants. Now users can download it with no-obligation free trial from www.halfpricesoft.com.
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[Press-News.org] Unlimited 1099 MISC Forms Printing: EzW2 Software Eases Tax Reporting Headache for BusinessesEzW2 2011, the new W-2 and 1099 software speeds up tax form printing and filing for businesses and accountants. Now users can download it with no-obligation free trial from www.halfpricesoft.com.