Quickbooks Plus Annual Subscription

Yes. You can renew through a selected partner and get $100 as cashback + tax exempt to lower your costs.

Hello, FirstAlarm.

Welcome to the QuickBooks Community! I am here to provide detailed information about QuickBooks subscriptions so that you can make a decision that best suits your business needs. 
 

QuickBooks offers two types of subscription plans - annual and monthly. The yearly subscription plan is a one-year commitment, with a discounted rate compared to the monthly plan, and is billed once a year. The monthly plan is a month-to-month commitment with a slightly higher rate and is billed monthly. 
 

When you subscribe to QuickBooks, you gain access to various features and tools that can help you manage your business finances more efficiently. QuickBooks offers several different plans, each with unique features, designed to meet the needs of different types of businesses. 
 

So, whether you prefer the flexibility of a monthly plan or the discounted rate of the annual plan, you can rest assured that QuickBooks has a subscription option that will suit your business needs.
 

To check the support level for each version of QuickBooks Online, you can find a comprehensive breakdown on the official QuickBooks website's pricing and subscription levels page. Pricing and subscription levels for QuickBooks Online. This article provides an overview of the different versions of QBO and details the specific features and tools available in each version. By reviewing this information, you can better understand which version of QuickBooks Online best fits your business based on your unique needs and preferences. 

Please don't hesitate to ask if you have further questions about the QBO subscription. I'm always here to answer your queries to achieve your goal. Have a great day, and take care.

This person specifically asked about a desktop subscription, and of course Intuit chimes in with only the Quickbooks online subscriptions, pretending like Desktop just doesn't exist anymore.

As expected from Intuit.  Don't read the actual question, then try to redirect to the incomplete and shoddy QBO product.