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April 3, 2025
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How to correct incorrect union dues withheld on prior employee paycheck

  • April 3, 2025
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Hi, how do I correct a couple of previous direct deposit paychecks that mistakenly had union dues withheld, but shouldn't have?  They normally have dues withheld, but these two paychecks should not have.

 

I'll need to issue the employee an additional paycheck for the union dues that were withheld, but how do I make sure the taxes paid on that income and union dues payable account are all correct?  Can I issue the corrected amount on their next regular paycheck or is it better to issue one or two separate paychecks for the 2 previous incorrect paycheck amounts?

 

How do I correct this?

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April 3, 2025

Hello, Apple521. Let me connect you to the appropriate support to correct union dues that were mistakenly withheld on two of your employee's previous direct deposit paychecks.

 

Since correcting deductions involves making sure all payroll records are accurate, including taxes and union dues payable, it’s important to handle this properly. You'll need to contact QuickBooks support to correct your employee’s paycheck:

 

  1. Sign in to your QBO company.
  2. Click Help.
  3. Enter a keyword or topic about the situation.
  4. Select Contact Us to connect with an expert for help.

 

Let me also share this article for additional information on the topic: Refund your employee for a deduction that was overwithheld.

 

Furthermore, you can follow the steps in this article to generate a report that shows the total payroll wages, taxes, deductions, and contributions: Create a payroll summary report in QuickBooks.

 

Please feel welcome to come back to the thread if you ever have more queries about processing paychecks. We'll be ready to loop back and assist you.