MYOB UPGRADES PREMIERMYOB has released the 2009 version of its MYOB Premier Accounting software, with extra payroll, security, search, print and spell check features for small businesses.
Customers can now save paycheck details from prior years in their current company file for quicker access. New security features give users the ability to restrict access to sensitive customer information located in a customer's contact card. The program also meets PCI Data Security Standard requirements by only allowing the final four digits of a credit card number to be displayed within the software.
Users can now set up unique user IDs for all employees who access the software, and then restrict those IDs from accessing employee profiles, employee payment details, employee payroll details or all employee cards.
Users can now search by field type, including first name, last name, company name, phone number, e-mail address and more, and can now preview sales, purchases, checks and other forms prior to printing.
The software costs $299 for new users and $159 for upgrades. For more information, visit www.myob-us.com.
INTUIT DISCOUNTS ONLINE PAYROLL
Intuit is cutting the price of its Online Payroll service for small businesses to $9.95 per month for a limited time. New customers will also receive a free 90-day trial. Intuit said that customers would save 66 percent from the regular $29.95 per month fee. The company has also added federal e-file to the service.
Intuit is aiming to bring more small businesses into compliance with their payroll tax obligations.
For more, visit www.intuitonlinepayroll.com.
NET@WORK ACQUIRES N.C. VAR
Net@Work, a high-volume Sage reseller, has acquired Business Technology Solutions, a North Carolina-based VAR specializing in Sage MAS 90 and MAS 200, as well as Abra HRMS Accounting and Human Resources. Terms were not disclosed.
Lissa Johnsen, president and chief executive of BTS, will head Net@Work's new HR practice from its North Carolina office. All current BTS employees will remain on board. BTS has more than 350 customers. New York-based Net@Work has a staff of more than 120 and supports some 1,800 clients.
