Greatland Corporation Purchases California-based W-2 & 1099 Products Company
Greatland, one of the country’s leading providers of W-2 and 1099 products for businesses, announced today that it has acquired California-based TaxFormStore.net. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Based just outside San Francisco, TaxFormStore.net has provided year-end reporting forms and software to a wide range of businesses and organizations nationally for more than 17 years.
“The TaxFormStore.net acquisition provides Greatland with an opportunity to offer its innovative suite of services to even more customers and further solidify our leadership in reporting forms and software,” said Kerry Mungons, CEO at Greatland Corporation. “We have built a strong partnership with TaxFormStore.net during the last two years, making this acquisition a logical step for all involved.”
With the acquisition, TaxFormStore.net customers will seamlessly transition to Greatland’s offering of W-2, 1099, and 1095 paper forms, along with its Yearli online filing platform. Yearli offers the most complete federal, state and recipient W-2 and 1099 reporting platform, including a cloud-based option for remote offices.
“I am confident that Greatland will provide our customers with the exceptional service that they have come to expect, now alongside an expanded set of product options,” said Dan Sullivan, founder of TaxFormStore.net.
Yearli.com is a comprehensive W-2, 1099, & 1095 online filing platform, available for businesses nationwide, and is designed to help businesses generate, file and deliver all related forms to federal and state agencies, along with automated delivery of forms to recipients. For more information on Yearli, visit https://yearli.com/.
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