AcQuest Tax Penalty & Interest Evaluator Software to calculate IRS federal tax penalties and interest including the failure to pay, failure to file, negligence, and failure to deposit penalty
Request Demo CD Be Mailed To You Download Program       Screen Views Main Screen Basic Taxpayer Data & Situational Profile Payments & Deposits Required Payroll Tax Deposits Additional Charges Interest Table Reports Selection Screen Penalty & Interest Report Failure To Pay & File Penalty Calculation Report Summary Report Payment Report Payroll Tax Penalty Report Help Screen Manual With Examples   IRS Revenue Ruling With Recent And Historical Interest Rates			AcQuest Programming Solutions is pleased to publish the Tax Penalty & Interest Evaluator.
	Designed to run on Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7, the AcQuest Tax Penalty & Interest Evaluator will calculate federal tax penalties and interest for multiple entities, with the demo version limitation of ten days of use or five uses.   · The AcQuest Tax Penalty & Interest Evaluator calculates the failure to pay, failure to file, negligence, and failure to deposit penalties.   · Supports individual, corporate, and employer entities.   · Uses Microsoft Jet database files to store taxpayer information, providing for easy manipulation with programs such as Microsoft Access.   · Online help manual with examples and relevant IRS publications.   In its unregistered form the program can be used for ten days or five uses.   A license key will be e-mailed to the purchaser which will deactivate the demo usage limitations and make re-installation unnecessary.   The price of one license key to fully enable Tax Penalty & Interest Evaluator is $50 per computer.   Tax Penalty & Interest Evaluator is published with a license agreement which grants the purchaser the right to use the software on one computer at a time.   The current program version is 2.19.   Recent Interest Rates For Noncorporate Overpayments And Underpayments Jul. 1, 2009--Sep. 30, 2009 4% Oct. 1, 2009--Dec. 31, 2009 4% Jan. 1, 2010--Mar. 31, 2010 4% Apr. 1, 2010--Jun. 30, 2010 4% Jul. 1, 2010--Sep. 30, 2010 4%