Worker’s Comp: You will no longer be able to process Worker’s Comp Payments through QuickBooks 2019. For details, see the QuickBooks Desktop Discontinuation FAQ for Payroll. Basic, Standard, Enhanced or Assisted Payroll: After the cutoff, QuickBooks 2019 will no longer automatically calculate correct payroll taxes, provide updated forms, or send your payroll data. Services Discontinued for QuickBooks Pro, Premier, and Enterprise 2019Īfter May 31, 2022, you will no longer be able to use the following services if you are using one of the 2019 products: If loss of any of these services are a problem for your business, you can upgrade to a more current version to continue getting support. There will be no further maintenance or security updates to the program. Intuit will not guarantee that you can register products or retrieve keycodes (although, in general I find that this hasn’t been an issue, for at least a few years following discontinuation). 
Live technical support for this product will no longer be available from Intuit.Any service that relies on an Intuit server (such as desktop payroll, online banking, etc.) will no longer be functional in this release.QuickBooks 2019 will continue to work after this date, for basic accounting functions.What this means is that for the QuickBooks 2019 desktop products, after that date: This is particularly important when you consider that Intuit announced that starting with QuickBooks 2022, the desktop version will only be available as a subscription moving forward.įor details beyond what I provide here see this Intuit support document on Intuit’s disco (discontinuation) policy. If you are using QuickBooks 2019 then you won’t be able to use certain services and features after May 31, 2022. Once again it is time for Intuit to announce that they are discontinuing an older version of QuickBooks.
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