Free W2, W3, 1099 And 1096 Red Ink Forms for 2010 Tax Season

Online, February 2, 2010 (Newswire.com) - 2010 tax season is here. Small business owners need to file forms w2's and w-3 or 1099's and 1096 to report earnings paid to employees or non-employees again. Is there some way to cut the cost on the red ink forms?

Halfpricesoft.com, a leading provider of easy-to-use w2 1099 software, payroll software and check printing software for accountants, small to medium size businesses and families, give buyers a new way to get free products by partnering with TrialPay, the leader in alternative online payments. Buyers can now get W2, W3, 1099 And 1096 red ink forms for free when they try or buy an offer from one of TrialPay's 2,000 blue-chip advertisers.

"Everyone loves getting free stuffs. But through our partnership with TrialPay, consumers can get the red forms w-2, w-3, 1099, 1096 for free and get something else they want in the process," said Dr Ge, the founder of halfpricesoft.com. "It's a remarkable way to treat our customers.".

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This offer is available through recurring promotions at halfpricesoft.com

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About TrialPay

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