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foxlock7936
December 21, 2023
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Finally ready to ditch QBO Payroll

  • December 21, 2023
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Our local jurisdiction had a wage tax rate change on July 1, 2023. QBO took until October to apply the rate to my employees despite multiple phone calls to Intuit customer service. Prior to the payroll corrections people making the rate change, they erroneously adjusted one of my employee's tax rate to 0%. Now, with only 2 payrolls left in this calendar year, Intuit customer service is not promising that this employee's corrections will be made before year-end.

 

If anyone on this forum can provide some assistance in advising me how to make the corrections on my own so that the withholding can be completed in 2023 and then, manually adjusting the W2 so the the correct information is presented for the one employee, I would appreciate it. I hope the other payroll processor that I am looking at has more competent people on their teams.

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JaeAnnC
JaeAnnC
December 21, 2023

We understand the importance of your situation, @foxlock7936. 

 

As per checking, we have an open case from the Tax Ops Corrections department concerning your issue. Rest assured that our dedicated team is actively working on your case regarding tax corrections and should be in contact with you once completed. 

 

If any case you haven't received an update yet, I suggest reaching out to our customer service representatives. This way, they will be able to assess your instances and provide updates regarding the progress of your pending case.

 

Additionally, I'll share this article so you can get a head start on payroll: Year-end guide for QuickBooks Online. It contains a detailed step-by-step guide on what you and your accountant may need to do to close out your books from the previous year and prepare for the upcoming one.

 

We'll appreciate your patience as we're diligently working on a resolution. If you have additional concerns about taxes, please don't hesitate to reach out to the QuickBooks Community. We're always here to help. 

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foxlock7936Author
December 26, 2023

I have been trying to resolve this issue since July 5, 2023. Your "tax ops corrections" people have created MORE problems than they correct.

 

I've been reaching out to your "customer service representatives" almost daily since December 7, 2023 since we're running out of time for corrections to be done before year end. No one will help. In fact, I've been lied to more times than is fathomable.

 

I don't need your year end guides but thanks for the offer.

 

My patience has run out hence the topic of this post.

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