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shobhaglcsw-gmai
December 30, 2023
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If I want to run payroll for 2023 for the month of September that I did not run.What are the steps to manually run it? Thanks

  • December 30, 2023
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KayePe
December 30, 2023

Thanks for posting here in the Community. Let me help you on how to run payroll for September 2023. 

 

In QuickBooks Online (QBO), you can still record a late or backdated paycheck when you pay your employees outside QBO. I'll assist you in recording the missed payroll for September. Proceed to the steps below.

 

  1. In Payroll, go to Employees.
  2. Choose Run payroll.
  3. Select a payroll schedule once asked. 
  4. Edit the Pay date and Pay period.
  5. Select your employee and then add their salary or hours worked.
  6. The pay method should be a Paper check.
  7. Once done, Preview and submit payroll.

 

Moreover, visit these links as your reference in managing your payroll inside QBO:

 

 

Please don't hesitate to reply below if you have any further questions about running payroll in QBO. Have a happy holiday! 

shobhaglcsw-gmaiAuthor
December 30, 2023

I ran payroll ad ACH. Does this reflect for 2023 taxes. Should I edit to paper check?Thanks

 

IrizA
December 30, 2023

Here's some information that can help you as you check if your payroll will reflect for 2023 taxes, Shobha. 

 

In 2023 taxes,  your payroll will reflect based on the date indicated in your Paycheck Date. If the date in your payroll is within 2023, then it will be reflected in your taxes. Regarding whether you should edit your paper check, it's not recommended since this report will be based on your Paycheck Date, not your paper check. 

 

Furthermore, you may use this material as a guide in case you want to pay and file payroll taxes and forms online: Pay and file payroll taxes and forms electronically in QuickBooks Online Payroll. 

 

For further inquiries, please leave a comment below so we can assist you. 

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