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Palo Alto, CA (PRESS RELEASE - April 13, 2009) - PayCycle extends its standalone 1099-MISC E-File Service for small business owners through April 25, 2009.

Why: To assist late filers who missed the March 31 IRS deadline but still need to electronically file 1099-MISC forms.

Palo Alto, CA (PRESS RELEASE - January 5, 2009) - PayCycle, Inc., America’s #1 online payroll service, today announced the availability of its 1099-MISC E-File service for small business owners.

PayCycle offers this standalone service every year during the busy tax season when small business owners are looking for ways to cut costs and reduce the time required to process year-end filings.

Annual 1099-MISC forms are typically required to cover payments made to independent contractors and must be electronically filed with the IRS by March 31, 2009.

Palo Alto, Ca. (PRESS RELEASE - December 15, 2008) - PayCycle, Inc., America’s #1 online payroll service, today made available for free the Payroll For Dummies, PayCycle Special Edition booklet written specifically to guide small business owners through the complexities of payroll.

Payroll For Dummies is part of the For Dummies® series from Wiley Publishing, Inc.

PALO ALTO, Ca. (PRESS RELEASE - December 8, 2008) - PayCycle, Inc., America’s #1 online payroll service, today announced the 2009 release of the PayCycle® online payroll service featuring groundbreaking innovations, including a new setup tool that dramatically simplifies the process of getting started.

Other innovations include streamlined e-services, one-click export of data to accounting software, multi-state support and an increase in the maximum size of company served to 100 employees.

PALO ALTO, Ca. (October 23, 2008) - PayCycle, Inc., America’s #1 online payroll service, today released the results of a proprietary survey that found 58% of small business owners do not feel the government is addressing their needs.

Sixty-nine percent (69%) say they are not directly impacted by the credit squeeze because they don’t need more credit, but 91% are still worried about the economy.