I don't buy it sorry. And it may take "10 minutes" for one client but I have multiple, all of whom I now have to monitor if payments post, change all passwords, it's a hassle and has become very expensive in time and money. Not to mention the loss of clients, trying to explain what happened, etc. And then I have to respond to the IRS, in some cases request abatement. That "10 minutes" takes precious time I could spend on something else more productive.
And why if I change the password and can use EFTPS directly do the payments from QDT reject? Why 12 characters, where does it say that. I know Intuit has put this on the IRS but I don't buy that either. When did Intuit state to ProAdvisors with the Enhanced Payroll the password must A.be changed annually, B.be 12 characters long only.
