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September 5, 2024
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Quickbooks new payroll tax policy

  • September 5, 2024
  • 2 replies
  • 31 views

Anyone else a feeling that Intuit is stepping across a line with their new policy about withdrawing payroll tax funds from the client's accounts with each payroll, even though a client is a monthly or quarterly depositor, and just holding the funds until due...AND not paying any interest or earnings for said funds being withdrawn?  For each client, that earnings amount may be small, but what a windfall for Intuit!  

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FishingForAnswers
Level 4
September 5, 2024

@GingerTexas  Oh, yes.

 

This is a new level of mustache-twirling, even for Intuit.

New Member
April 14, 2026

YES.  It is infuriating that Intuit thinks this is a good thing for their customers.  How about if you just let me decide when and how I pay my business's payroll taxes?  I don't need Intuit to play CFO for me.  I hope every small business using Quickbooks expresses utter frustration over this policy and someone at Intuit who is remotely customer-service oriented realizes this is horrible idea.