Did you know Intuit offers to let you as ProAdvisors using QuickBooks Online Accountant sign up for their ‘QuickBooks Bill Pay Elite’ at no cost?
That’s right, you can get QuickBooks Bill Pay Elite at no subscription cost. That means you can save a bundle of work related to your accounts payable and a bundle of bucks on a ‘no-cost’ subscription for your firm.
Your firm’s no-cost Bill Pay Elite includes no ACH payment fees and a 15% discount on transaction fees.
You can sign up and assign authorized firm members to create, approve, and pay bills. You will be able to track and pay bills with the utmost ease. The chart below summarizes these benefits.
You must sign up using your QBO-Accountant software, and you can initiate that process here.
Footnotes and Disclosures
Intuit Footnotes:
Standard ACH: Limits may apply to the total number and amount of payments.
Faster ACH: Faster payments are subject to eligibility criteria. An additional processing fee applies. Does not count toward monthly allotted ACH payments. Payments can only be scheduled as early as the next business day (excluding weekends and bank holidays). Delivery times may vary due to third-party delays or risk reviews.
Auto-match transactions: QuickBooks Online will only match bank withdrawals with transactions processed through QuickBooks Bill Pay. Not all transactions are eligible, and the accuracy of matches is not guaranteed.
Unlimited 1099 e-file: Create and e-file unlimited 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC forms in QuickBooks. 1099 forms are e-filed only for the current filing year and for payments recorded in QuickBooks to your vendors or contractors. It excludes state filings; please check with your state agency regarding state filing requirements. If you choose the 1099 E-File Service, Intuit will e-file your Federal 1099 information with the IRS and then print and mail a copy directly to your vendors and contractors (excluding corrections). As part of the 1099 E-File Service, Intuit gives vendors and contractors online access to their 1099s.
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