For a limited time, the company is offering $500 off the cost of its 2010 Tax FormsPack.
Quadrant Software, provider of electronic document distribution (EDD) solutions for the iSeries enterprise, has announced the availability of the 2010 Tax FormsPack, a pre-designed suite of digital mission-critical tax documents that include all the data mapping required for immediate tax forms production. Used in conjunction with Quadrant Software’s Formtastic solution, which streamlines the implementation of electronic forms, the Tax FormsPack helps companies cut costs associated with the processing of tax forms.
The Tax FormsPack, equipped with pre-designed W2’s, 1099’s and 1096, include the data mapping required to merge the spool file with a form to allow immediate creation of finished digital tax forms. Formtastic easily inserts your logo and other company details and allows the user to preview the finished, printable document on-screen instantaneously without uploading forms to the iSeries for test printing.
“Our longstanding reputation in the iSeries market was built on our goal to streamline our customer’s efficiencies," says Steve Woodard, CEO, Quadrant Software "With our Tax FormsPack, we’re able to eliminate the headaches associated with tax forms and save time with pre-designed forms that meet strict IRS requirements. We’ve done the work for you.”
In addition, there are FormsPack products for JD Edwards, Infor ERPs (BPCS/LX, PRMS, XA, A+), Mincron, Vormittag, B&L Information Systems as well as general eBusiness. New FormsPacks for leading application software packages are constantly being developed and additional forms are regularly added to existing FormsPacks.
For a limited time, Quadrant Software is offering a promotion of $500 off the Tax FormsPack. For more information, contact Quadrant Sales at 800-258-3399 or email
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