R E P Fees
why are R E P fees so high
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02/06/12 7:18pm PST
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Viewed by asker 02/11/12 1:03pm PST
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02/09/12 9:27am PST
Because Intuit can get away with it, that's why. Every year it gets worse.
When you make plans, God laughs
02/09/12 9:51am PST
Well Liz, If you could sing and dance (maybe you can) and people were willing to pay a $1000 to watch and listen. How much would you charge?
02/09/12 10:27am PST
Like we are using Lacerte for ENTERTAINMENT value - lol I wish
I think her point is since we have been long time users we feel it's a HUGE leap to change software and thus feel a bit taken hostage to the continuing steep prices increases.
Come to think of it, there is some entertainment value on mailed in organizers sometimes. "Where do I deduct the tax I pay on cigarettes"? I got a chuckle out of that one.
yesterday 1:56pm PDT
where do I deduct my Sears credit card interest? another good one!
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yesterday 6:10pm PDT
There will probably come a time when Lacerte will push just a little too far, and a lot of people will walk. It may be a pain to change software and go thru a learning curve, but as some of my PA colleagues have written, the pain of the learning curve is only once, but the savings by switching to a company like Drake, last for a long time. Who knows, if Lacerte pushes too far, I may join those colleagues next year.
Back up before it's too late. For a professional answer, call Tech Support at 1-800-933-9999 (Lacerte)(other numbers ProSeries, QB, or TurboTax). I am a volunteer, not compensated or supported by Intuit.
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Well said Amy,
I will definitely take a very hard look at alternatives to Lacerte this year, as I always do, we'll see whether we're chatting on a different forum in 2013. I had a look at Intuit's other product last year (ProSeries?) and was not impressed at all.
