For all of you using the old QB Timer for your desktop payroll from QuickBooks and feeling lost there is a better solution. Gusto Payroll has a timesheet system for employees to log their time by customer and task. This time feeds to Gusto payroll to prepare payroll checks. Gusto synchronizes with QBO automatically, and if you use QBDT you can sync by importing an IIF file, similar to importing time from QB timer. This will allow you to create a profit & loss statement by the customer so you can compare employee wages to what a customer was billed. My understanding is that QuickBooks Time (T-Sheets) isn't able to do this, feel free to prove me wrong. I am using Intuit Enhanced Payroll for Accountants and QB Timer in QBDT 2021 so I know my days are numbered using this combo of tools. Too bad Intuit couldn't just keep the timer program rather than try to force me to subscribe to their timer program. As an accountant with Gusto I will also get free payroll.
