If i had employees work in utah for 2 days but they live in CA do I need to pay utah taxes and SUI?

Hello there, @sdprolisa.

I can share insights about your concern about whether you need to pay UTAH taxes in QuickBooks.

Yes. You'll need to pay nonresident income taxes for the state you work in and resident income taxes for the state you live in. However, some states have reciprocal agreements. It's an arrangement between two or more states that allows residents of one state to work in another without paying state income taxes to both.

If you're unsure if that state includes in that agreement and to verify if you need to pay taxes, you'll need to contact the state withholding, unemployment insurance, and local tax agencies where your employees live and work. They will also tell you which taxes apply to you and help you register for the account numbers you need to pay taxes and file forms.

Additionally, you can check out these articles for guidance in managing employees'  payroll taxes in a new state and work locations in QuickBooks:

• Set up and manage work locations in QuickBooks Online Payroll
• Set up employees and payroll taxes in a new state

Furthermore, if you need to run payroll reports in the future, refer to this article: Run payroll reports.

Please tag me in the comment section for follow-up queries about managing taxes in QuickBooks. I'll be around to help.