Tax season always seems like it's just around the corner, and PayCycle wants to help midmarket business owners simplify their filing system.In an effort to reduce the stress and strain small businesses feel around
tax season, PayCycle Jan. 5 announced the availability of its 1099-MISC E-File
service for small-business owners. The company is positioning the product is a
way for small and midsize business owners to cut costs and reduce the time
required to process year-end filings.
"At PayCycle we understand that small-business owners look for all the
help they can get to complete year-end tasks. They want to focus on running
their businesses and minimize the time and energy devoted to cumbersome payroll
filings," said Jim Heeger, president and CEO
of PayCycle. "Our 1099 service, proven and tested, is fast, reliable and
affordable."
The company says the service is ideal for SMBs paying independent contractors
and for those particularly befuddled by the litany of files and forms required
by the IRS. The PayCycle product allows
midmarket companies to file annual 1099-MISC forms, due by March 31, 2009, using a three-step process.
Customers enter the appropriate recipient data online through a Web-based form,
print the 1099 forms for each contractor and finally electronically file the
form with the IRS with the click of the
mouse. PayCycle charges $25 for the printing and filing of up to 50 forms,
although that discounted pricing ends Jan. 26. The price jumps to $39 on Jan.
27.
"With PayCycle's 1099 service, I can enter recipient data online and file
the form electronically with a click of a button, saving a lot of time and
hassle, said Diane Hagglund, principal of DH Marketing. This is a must-have
service for all small-business owners paying independent contractors."
PayCycle is offering small-business owners another way keep a cool heart when
filing taxes. In December, the company announced it will be releasing for free
a Payroll for Dummies, PayCycle Special Edition booklet, written specifically
to guide small-business owners through the complexities of payroll.
"This booklet is part of our continuing effort to support small-business
owners, especially during these tough economic times," said PayCycles
vice president of branded business, Jane Willis. "We know payroll is a
challenge and serious penalties can result from a mistake. PayCycle is making
this booklet available for free so small-business owners can learn the basics
and avoid costly errors."