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I have employee loans set up correctly in my QuickBooks for the giving of the loan and for making the payments by payroll deduction. This works great. I may need to start collecting Interest on the loans. If make the loan and give an amortization spreadsheet with the loan, I can add the Interest at the end of each year based off of the spreadsheet amounts. However if the loan doesn't last a year I would have to keep an eye on it to make sure I add the Interest in before the loan payments are finished. Is there a way to set up this kind of Interest bearing loan in QuickBooks so that the Interest is calculated weekly with the payments? I do understand that the Interest would be considered income for the company. I use QuickBooks Enterprise for Desktop. Thank you for your time and consideration.
I recently switched from QBD to QBO. The owner of the company has his first few paychecks sent to his Simple IRA account. So he has the salary amount, minus taxes and the rest goes to the Simple IRA. When the Simple IRA is deducted from a paycheck that amount is not subject to Federal Income Tax. In QBD, Federal Withholding amount was always $0 when the paycheck included the Simple IRA. Now in QBO, it's charging Federal Income Tax. My only idea is that when the data was transferred from Desktop to Online, the payroll item “Simple IRA” was transferred incorrectly. However when I try to compare the QBD payroll item to the QBO payroll item, they look so different that I can’t even figure it out. I'm not sure if that is the problem or if QBO is even capable of doing what I need it to in this area. See the attachment for screenshot examples.
Our employees accrue 40hrs a year for the first year (.77 hrs per week) and after the second year of employment they accrue 80hrs a year (1.54 hrs per week) with a max of 120 hours total.
1) hourly 1) salary
I logged in yesterday and my workspace dashboard was gone. There is a customized button now.
My payroll will not calculate the taxes. It says I needed to update. I did the update but then it tells me to go online before a date that has already passed and the tax calculation feature is still not working. My subscription for Enhanced Payroll shows as Active. I went many years with no problems on QB but over the last 5 years I have had many problems. I am beyond frustrated with Intuit. If this is not an easy fix then it is time to move on from QB payroll....Ill just start paying my CPA to do it. I await your brilliant solution to yet another Intuit payroll problem. Today is October 25, 2023
I just met with my accountant, and he pointed out that it isn't on my list of P & L. Is it lumped in with Expenses?
The contributions are a percentage of the gross pay - how do I change it to do it before the other payroll deductions are taken out?
I submitted my quarterly OESC report on the OESC website today and the amount due does not match what is owed in my quickbooks liability.In the past, it's usually not enough, so I write a separate check to cover the extra. But this time the amount due in QB liabilities is more than $2,000 over the amount due on the OESC website. This has never happened before, so i'm not sure how to deal with it when QB shows more due, than the OESC does. I would also like to point out that in my QB it shows our UI tax rate at 1.8%, but on the OESC report it says our contribution rate is 0.3%. Should those two percentages match? Is that the issue? I have never had an issue with the tax rates not being correct in QB, so I rely on those to be correct and have never had to manually change one. Please help!
Hi, I need some help regarding Tennessee Dept of Labor and Workforce Quarterly Report filing and Payments. this is the first Client i have that is not based in Texas so dealing with TN is new to me. As with all my clients "in Texas" i set up my clients payroll and signed up for it all to be filed through QBO quarterly. I filed the first and second quarter and made the payments as usual electronically through QBO to TN Quarterly Contribution return and report of Wages Form LB-0456 and received a confirmation of successful submission from Intuit on both. Now, when I log into TNPAWS (Tennessee Premium and Wage Reporting System) it doesn't show either of the reports or payments that i filed through QBO. So, I'm confused and I've tried contacting them three times and can't get anyone on the phone or email. So, my question is, does TNPAWS not allow you to file and pay your quarterly reports through QBO electronically as usual like other states do? I find it hard to believe that QBO
Payroll tab just doesn't work and they quickbooks keeps closing out my ticket without informing me
I used to have a referral code but now I can't find it, nor find any mention of referrals anywhere on the site. What happened to referral codes?
Mileage option was on app but now its not. Followed video and its not an option worked the first week I downloaded it but now there isn't an option to start a trip.
I would like to track the amount of inventory I have in each of my vans separately along with how much inventory I have in the shop and have it all add up to a single value.
