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I'm in Alaska and just noticed after running our first payroll for 2023 that the newest payroll update for QB Desktop Enterprise has not updated the State of AK unemployment contribution rates for the Employees. Since QB has taken away our ability to manually update this figure, we are forced to wait for an update on this. Anyone else notice this for your first of the year 2023 payrolls? Maybe Alaska isn't the only state that has been left out?
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I have employees who have a Green Dot debit card and I have tried to use their cards for direct deposit and they always fail. Is the Turbo pay card the only card accepted for direct deposit through QBO? Thanks
Hear me out please, normally I can create a great title but this one is hard to create a succinct title, but the issue I believe is simple I just dont know how to fix. Issue: the Pay Liabilities tab includes a liability to pay for a quarter that I have actually already paid ... more details following: I found out about employee tax MA PFL and PML (Paid Family and Medical Leave) taxes way way way after they were implemented in the software as well as by the State, yeah no excuse dont even ask me about how I missed it especially with a great portal with the state, it's done. Anyway I have paid all backdated taxes to state so that's all set, down to the penny, but I am trying to get everything right in QB. Now, just keeping this simple for 2022 for the time being, what I did was in the 7/12/2022 paychecks, I took out he amounts that I should have been taking out all along for the H1 (first half) 2022 paychecks (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6/2022) as well as the proper amounts for
Showing:Charged Rate=.5%Fund Balance Tax Rate= 1.25%Modified Contribution Rate= 1.7%
when i hit gear icon and the pencil to edit the email address in payroll notifications it wont let me change that email address
How do I edit from 2022
how to change federal tax withholding date
I have an employee who is struggling and was given a cash advance twice (total $1350). Pay date is 01/10/23. My concern is this income was not subject to taxes and this employee may benefit by showing this additional income that was earned. I will need to reduce his pay or perhaps pay him his full salary on the 10th and deduct the $1350. I'm also thinking of how I would handle this matter if it again presented itself and perhaps I would issue a payroll check for a certain amount of hours. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
Good morning, I was sent a link to set up my employee account to view pay stubs and my W-2 at this websitehttps://workforce.intuit.com/app/payroll-employee-portal-ui/ius/sign-in I set my password, but every time I go to log in on Chrome or Edge I get the following error. I refresh, as suggested,. but it just keeps going back to the same screen. I need a wa
My question is probably too complicated, but I will ask anyway. First payroll was done with 401k deductions. I didn't understand that two of the employees chose Roth (which was set up in QB desktop), and I set them up for 401k (pre-tax) instead. Payroll was submitted. Now I'm trying to figure out if my mistake is fixable. Is this redeemable?
Found the below article on how to set up occupational codes for employees. I followed the steps but there is no place in QuickBooks Core Payroll to enter the occupation codes. Set up occupational codes for employeeshttps://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/employee-management/set-occupational-codes-employees/L7PWi4OqT_US_en_US?uid=l8ab3djm QuickBooks Online PayrollGo to Payroll, then Employees.Select your employee.From Employment details, select Start or Edit.Enter the occupational code, then select Save.Do the same for each applicable employee.The occupational codes will print out on your wage reports.Under Employment details, there is no section to enter the codes. Please advise on where to enter the SOC codes for Core Payroll.
The way it's set up in QBO, seems to be incorrect
I run my payroll through quickbooks online, but i ran out of checks and had to pay my employees with checks from my personal account which is not linked to quickbooks......how do i need to enter those checks so the payroll transactions line up?
5 months ago I noticed very high employer tax on a report. There were many unusual transactions against payroll checks. For example, 1 paycheck had 5 $0 amount transactions with additional taxes owed. Payroll corrections (in the Phillipines ) said they fixed it, well it continues to happen & im being asked why it is occurring & have have no answer.. it seems some of my employees are paying 12% federal tax (its suppose to be 6.5%). I attached a snipet of this...please help
I live in Colorado and as of Jan 1, 2023 employers are to deduct 0.45% from each employees paycheck for the FAMILI medical leave program. As an employer of less than 10 employees I am exempt from paying the employer portion of the tax deduction. While entering info into QB I accidently clicked exempt so now my employees are marked as exempt from this deduction. I have tried to go back in and change it, however QB will not allow me to do this. When I click on the pencil icon above where is says 2023 Exempt it only gives me the option to enter my account # which is optional. How do I get back to the beginning and re-enter the correct info to ensure this deduction is taken out properly.
I followed instructions to upload my tax notice and got as far as resources. The instructions say follow instructions to upload once you get there but no instructions can be found.
Using the align tool does not work for even the top form - the bottom 2 forms are too high up on the page and do not fit the form.
At the end of the year, a payroll check was pending collection, remaining pending in the NET PAYROLL account, how can this pending collection check be recorded in order to cancel the NET PAYROLL account?
I am having trouble running my quarterly/yearly reports. It is telling me I need to update, which I have to the latest 22301 and it wont let me run the reports
