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jackliaw
January 22, 2025
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I am having a problem with Intuit Payroll filing and paying NYS-45, any one issue?

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I am having a problem with Intuit Payroll filing and paying NYS-45, any one issue?

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    GebelAlainaM
    January 22, 2025

    I appreciate you reaching out here in the Community, @jackliaw. Let me direct you to the optimal support group to help resolve your issue and ensure you can successfully file and pay NYS-45 in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) Payroll.


    Here’s how you can connect with the support team:
     

    1. Click Help at the top menu bar and select QuickBooks Desktop Help.
    2. Select Contact us and describe your issue, then click Continue.
    3. Choose your preferred method of support, either Chat with us or Have us call you.
       

    Please refer to this article for more details about our QuickBooks support hours: Contact QuickBooks Desktop Payroll Support.

    Additionally, you can refer to this article for future reference in wrapping up this year’s payroll and preparing for the next with QuickBooks: Year-end checklist for QuickBooks Desktop Payroll.

    If you need further clarification on managing payroll or filing taxes in QuickBooks, please post a reply in this thread. I'm always here to help you. 

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    jackliawAuthor
    January 22, 2025

    Thanks for reply. QB has aware of this error-Payroll- NY, PA, NC, OH and NV Quarterly Form Display Incorrect Total and Excess Wages Calculations. QB is working on them and QB will notify me when they have fixed the error to allow for e-file.

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      DarekDarpol
      January 23, 2025

      Hello,

      There is a problem with Form NYS-45 (Page #2, Part C) that prevents e-filing. I spoke to QBS about week ago and they were supposed to fix the problem. There is massage about Payroll Update 22504 to be released today 01/23/2025. I hope it will address the issue. Due date to submit 4QT2024 form is within just few days. QBS keeps increasing their prices (almost 300% every year!) and they are terrible with any support.

       

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        jackliawAuthor
        January 24, 2025

        Derek,

        I just ran an update, but I do not see QB Payroll Update 22504 released today, 01/23/2025. I am still on version 22501.

        Has anyone been able to update the QB Payroll Desktop version? Also, could you confirm the latest available update?

        I am checking whether the 4Q2024 NYS-45 e-filing errors have been fixed as of 01/23/2025, 10:38 PM.

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          jsliski
          February 3, 2025

          Yes. Nys said they didn’t get my Q3 filing.  I called qb and got a ticket number but never heard from them.  I manually filed to save my butt.  Now I can submit my January taxes.  The error I get is that it’s too far in the past!  

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            BLSmithka
            April 11, 2025

            I am having an issue with the March 31, 2025 NYS45 - gives me error 539 and I have updated and restarted several times!  

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              KiazzymaeC
              April 11, 2025

              Thank you for diligently updating your account and attempting a restart, BLSmithka. I understand how challenging it can be when issues persist despite these efforts. A possible reason for the problem you're experiencing could be that the Employer Identification Number (EIN) you're using is not linked to your payroll service. I'm here to assist you in resolving this issue.

               

              To address your issue, you'll need to add the existing company file to your payroll subscription. Here's how:

               

              1. Open your existing company file with a payroll subscription.
              2. Download and install the tax table.
              3. Close the company file once the update is complete.
              4. Open the company file for the EIN you wish to add to your subscription.
              5. Navigate to the Employees menu, then select Payroll.
              6. Choose Use My Existing Payroll Service.
              7. Click on Add File.

               

              For more detailed instructions on adding an EIN to your payroll subscription, please refer to this comprehensive guide: Add a new company to your payroll subscription.
               

              If the issue persists, I recommend contacting our to our payroll support team to delve deeper into the issue you're encountering. They are equipped with the necessary tools to securely review your account and can offer more specific help. Please note the support hours to ensure you contact them during appropriate times.

               

              Furthermore, as you wrap up this year's payroll tasks and prepare for the next, you might find our article on managing year-end payroll tasks helpful: Year-end checklist for QuickBooks Desktop Payroll.
               

              If you have further questions regarding the NYS-45 form, please feel free to reply to this thread. I'm here to help you every step of the way! 

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              DarekDarpol
              April 11, 2025

              QuickBooks Team KiazzymaeC does not have a clue about the problem. In March 2025 NYS DTF has upgraded their payroll report online system. Filing Forms NYS-1 & NYS-45 were temporary suspended by NYS for a few days. Intuit / QuickBooks was supposed follow the the lead and update their QBS payroll service to be inline with NYS DTF new updated requirements. QBS was not able to submit NYS-1 for more than 2 weeks ! QBS Form NYS-45 is still down for that reason. The new version of NYS-45 is now within QBS payroll system but we are still all waiting for QBS to fix the problem so NYS-45 can be e-filed. Deadline to submit NYS-45 for 1QT2025 is within next 2 weeks. Most of QuickBooks Support Team do not know anything about it. Like in the past years, Intuit only cares about rising fees. Now very much all QuickBooks and payroll service fees are up 100% every year !!! Just greedy. The customer support does not exist. It is time to check competition...   

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