A:Answershe can download to laptop. She wont pay for a monthly subscription for 1 year till Intuit decides to send update and require subscriber to pay . If she can back up her data on her own ( ie. PC back up or any cloud) she wont have to pay Intuit QB to do the same as that is what they are trying to push.. she can select what she needs without additional costs for Intuit to back up
A:AnswerFrom my experience, you will be able to to access the older files with no trouble. I upgraded from QB 2013 to QB 2021 and kept my files/data without any trouble.
A:AnswerNo, there is a "Quickbooks for Mac" that is slightly different but still recognizable if you have used Quickbooks before. This product will not work on a Mac.
A:AnswerI don't use all the things QB offers but for what I do I don't need the subscription. The only reason I got the 2020 QB is because they changed the 1099Misc form.
A:AnswerYOU CAN UPGRADE TO PREMIER, WHICH MUST BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY. ALSO ONCE YOU ARE USING PREMEIR, YOU CAN NOT DROP BACK AND USE THE PRO VERSION. BOTH VERSIONS COST ESTRA FOR PAYROLL. EACH VERSION IS AIMED ATA WHAT YOU WANT TO USE THE PROGRAM FRO. IF IN BUSINESS AND HAVE A LOT OF INVENTORY ITIESM AND A LARE NUMBER OF INVOICES AND PURCHASE ORDERS AND SELL OUTSIDE THE USA, PREMIER IS YOUR BEST BET. IF YOU ARE A SMALL BUSINESS OR WANT VERSITILITY FOR YOUR OWN USE TO KEEP TRANS FOR SEVERAL DIFFERENT FAMILY MEMBERS FINANCIAL MATTER, THEN PRO IS ALLYOU NEED.
A:AnswerThey apparently only support 3 years of products, at least for the subscription product. And good luck getting help - I've been trying for 2 months.
