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ies2
October 11, 2023
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How do I remove a Florida State payroll tax report in the Payroll Tax Center?

  • October 11, 2023
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Seems the folks at QB can't do it either.

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    DHeraV
    DHeraV
    October 11, 2023

    Hello there, @ies2. 

     

    Usually, the taxes shown in the Payroll Tax Center are the ones entered on your employees' payroll information that have already been paid or are being filed. If you have assigned the Florida State tax to one of your employees, it will be displayed in the Payroll Tax Center and cannot be removed. The Payroll Tax Center typically displays the relevant tax information based on the data entered for your employees.

     

    To determine if any employees are associated with the Florida State tax, you can review their individual information or generate a payroll report for a detailed summary. 

     

    Additionally, you may find this article helpful, as it provides guidance on the necessary steps to close out the previous year and prepare for the upcoming year in QuickBooks Online: Year-end guide for QuickBooks Online.
     

    I'm available to provide further support or address any additional queries you may have about payroll in QuickBooks. Just leave a comment below to inform me.

    BigRedConsulting
    BigRedConsulting
    October 11, 2023

    @DHeraV 

    RE: It is possible that you have used the Florida State tax for one of your employees, which explains why it is showing and cannot be removed.

     

    Well, it shouldn't explain that at all! Desktop lets you remove any form you want to, and then bring it back when you want to. And add any form you want to.  It defaults to show the forms in the way you mention, based on the employee settings, but then lets the user, who knows what they want and need, manage the forms that appear. Why would it work any other way?

     

    This is yet another way Desktop is better then Online. Someone should tell the marketing team they're pushing people to the lamest version of QuickBooks that appear to have ever existed.

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