LOUISVILLE, KY, December 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Halfpricesoft.com (http://www.halfpricesoft.com) has released the new ezW2 2011, the new edition of the w-2 and 1099 preparing, printing and filing for Year 2012 tax season. Now it's easier and faster than ever for small business owners and tax preparers to print and file W2's and 1099's. The new edition of ezW2 software for Year 2012 tax season allows users to import employee and contractor data from external file easily.
The new feature added to ezW2 2011 allows users to import employee lists, contractors lists and certain tax information from .csv files - a common format used by spreadsheet software. Users can export their data from other programs and spreadsheets into the .csv format and then import it into ezW2 2011. This saves customers time, because they don't have to enter all the information for each employee and contractor by hand. The data import function is straight forward and easy to use, says Dr. Ge.
"It's important to us that ezW2 be exactly what our customers need it to be," said Halfpricesoft.com founder Dr. Ge. "Many of our users keep employee data in other software programs and wanted an easy way to import that data to ezW2."
Founded in 2003, Halfpricesoft.com (http://www.halfpricesoft.com), has established itself as a leader in meeting the software needs of small businesses in US. All software from Halfpricesoft.com, including ezW2 2011, is designed to be incredibly easy to use. Customers can begin printing forms within minutes of downloading and installing the software. The intuitive graphical interface leads users step by step through forms w2, w3, 1099 and 1096 reporting process.
The main Features of ezW2 software include:
(1) EzW2 can print 2 forms on one red form sheet - using half as many expensive red form sheets
(2) EzW2 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 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 companies, unlimited form printing with one flat rate
(7) Support PDF feature
(8) Support e-file feature
Best of all, anyone looking for an easier way to print and file W2's, W3's, 1099's and 1096's, can try ezW2 2011 without cost or obligation. The software is available for free download at http://www.halfpricesoft.com/w2-software-free-download.asp.
And the license key is just from $39 per installation with supports unlimited accounts and employees, which is ideal for accountants who need a simple solution to filing W2's, 1099's, W3's and 1096's for their clients. This feature also makes the software ideal for entrepreneurs with multiple businesses.
For more information about ezW2 and Halfpricesoft.com, please check this 1099 w2 software at http://www.halfpricesoft.com/w2_software.asp.
Halfpricesoft.com is a leading provider of small business software, including payroll software, employee attendance tracking software, check printing software, W2/1009 software, and barcode generating software. Halfpricesoft.com was founded in 2003 in an effort to provide valuable software to business owners that was less expensive and complex than what was on the market at the time. The company wanted to build something that was user friendly, super simple, affordable, and completely risk free. Today Software from halfpricesoft.com are trusted by thousands of users and help small business owners simplify their payroll processing and business management.
Filing W-2 and 1099 is Faster than Ever with ezW2's Easy Data Upload Feature
Halfpricesoft.com added the new data upload feature to its popular ezW2 software in response to requests from customers. Employers can try out the new edition at www.halfpricesoft.com with free trial, no registration, and no obligation.
2011-12-29
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[Press-News.org] Filing W-2 and 1099 is Faster than Ever with ezW2's Easy Data Upload FeatureHalfpricesoft.com added the new data upload feature to its popular ezW2 software in response to requests from customers. Employers can try out the new edition at www.halfpricesoft.com with free trial, no registration, and no obligation.