I am in complete agreement.  For Intuit to charge DOUBLE what IOP costs and then to not do IOP did - is awful.  I hate it, and if I could find any other provider that would do with IOP did, I would move ALL my clients there.  They want to control the whole world and shut out the CPAs, but you know who the client calls when there is a problem???  The CPA - who can't charge double to resolve issues that Intuit is already charging them for.  The tax payment timing is ridiculous.  The clients are used to paying on the 15th and the 20th, and now that we are required to use Standalone or CORE or whatever name they have assigned to their required payroll service, we have no control over the dates of the payroll tax payments unless we turn off autopay - and charge the client more for doing this manually - which is not fair.  The tax payments are due on the 15th and 20th, and Intuit shouldn't be paying them early.  It's just mind boggling to me that they are allowed to do this.  There should be something we can opt out of - and get a price decrease - if we have to pay these manually.  And, Intuit shouldn't be paying them early anyways.  I know I'm falling on deaf ears.  I just saw the question and wanted to bring it up again.  The new standalone payroll service was only required because they got burned when all the COVID rules changed and they had to service 2 different platforms.  I think they should have terminated their QBO payroll and moved everyone to IOP.  It was such a better system.  And, because Intuit is all about the DOLLAR - hence the price increases that just keep coming - they wouldn't sell IOP to someone else so that we could keep the system.  It's typical of the have and the have nots.