@Cody DeLongI think we're mixing up terminology here leading to confusion.Most S Corps don't distribute "dividends" (there is an exception for S Corps that used to be C Corps and have accumulated E&P).  C

You can save a copy on your desktop rather than going online to read it.

I've been scanning my documents and creating folders and getting to where I can eliminate all this frikin paperwork.Now I can just fill out my docs on the PC and move them to the appropriate folder.

The numbers I posted are from last 18 months or so but with better tracking our ROI is getting better.We alternate between PC and letters.

I believe PC REIA did start meeting back in person this month.

Quickbooks and most accounting softwares can do what you are looking for.I personally prefer Quickbooks desktop as its the cheapest but they are now phasing people to the online platform which can be costly.

I don't think it's a problem with my PC.

I took the plunge and bought Quickbooks Desktop.

Note that just because someone calls themselves and expert does not mean they are.There are two basic forms of studies; a desktop and onsite.

And this same lady is the one I'm assuming you pay .10 cents per piece to hand address the PC, so does that same .10 cents cover the merging, printing, stamping and hand writing?