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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cloudsweeper99, post: 1118751, member: 3011&quot;]Krispy, I think you are waaaayyyy underestimating how difficult this will be.&nbsp; In addition to collecting all of the required information at the point of every transaction, entering it into a system, entering it into the system in exactly the same format down to every letter and space to avoid duplication or understating annual totals [which will no doubt result in a fine], being able to do this accurately from multiple locations, getting people to provide accurate information, merging tax and normal accounting systems, which few businesses currently do, and making everything reconcile so that it can withstand audit, printing, postage, paying the accountant $100+ per hour to do this....&nbsp; This is a total nightmare for everyone except perhaps the extremely large or extremely small business.</p><p><br /></p><p>Edit:&nbsp; A couple of other thoughts... Many companies use multiple systems at different locations or subsidiaries due to legacy issues in the company.&nbsp; Anyone who has attempted to merge systems will understand how difficult this will be.&nbsp; And you will need to find time to respond to a few dozen, or hundred, or thousand calls from people claiming the amount on their 1099 is wrong and demanding a corrected copy.&nbsp; This will all have to be researched and verified.&nbsp; There is a tendency to downplay how much work things can be because they are &quot;automated.&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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