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Hello…..please help! We use QuickBooks payroll, but when we run the payroll each week, the direct deposits do not go through intuit, we print a report and enter them in a 3rd party banking application. We have always done this, but for some reason now QB is mad and won’t do a payroll update (taxes won’t calculate and payroll won’t update tax tables) Support says the only way to fix it is to manually go in and “touch” each pay check 3-5 times, and see if that works, we are talking about 1700 payroll checks. Is there anyway to trick QB into thinking we sent them out? An export perhaps, or a way to quickly change the paychecks marked direct deposit to paper checks to purge this bottle neck it has caused? We run payroll weekly and today I had to manually calculate payroll tax. Any creative ideas would be appreciated! Thank you in advance!
When I try to edit the work comp code for a employee I get the message Something not quite right...please try later....have been trying all day
I'm using QBO and running payroll - the Employer Taxes are being added to an expense account automatically. I'm not using QBO to actually pay the taxes, so when I enter a payroll tax payment it is also going into Payrol Tax expense account. I know I'll have to adjust the liability account at the end of the year, but it seems like something is incorrect here. Currently the expense account just shows double (at least) the payroll taxes, because there's nothing counter-acting the QBO entry for employer payroll taxes. In my experience QB Desktop did NOT automatically add this expense for me - can someone help me smooth this out?
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Currently 2 of the 5 owners who work part time in LLC get paid small monthly owner draw. Both will be joining the LLC fulltime as CEO and COO of the growing company. How should they be paid?
quickbooks is printing terrible why?
I recently just got migrated from Intuit Online payroll with Bank of America to Quickbooks Online Payroll(What a nightmare so far) I am currently missing all of my past contractor payments, the interface on my dashboard are missing a lot of the required tabs and fields. Have been on the phone multiple times and hours and no one is able to help. They keep saying its a known issue with no resolution timeline, does someone know how to reach IT or a way to fix this issues.
I just moved company location and need to correct it in QB - where can I do that?
Yesterday I activated the National Sick Leave payroll item in QBO and used it for an employee paycheck. I now want to pay my payroll taxes for the month of September as I won't have any further payroll for the month. When I go to the pay tax section in QBO it says that I have an overpayment. I see where it breaks down the ER/EE Taxes and gives a 50% Credit to the ER for SS/MED. However, it also has a negative amount on my liability report that shows the wage amount of the employee. This is what is causing the overpayment. I spent an hour on the phone with QBO all for them, in the end, to tell me to contact the IRS?!? How frustrating. I thought I would post here as I'm sure I can't be the only one running into this issue. Perhaps we are missing a step?
On my pay stub there is a line for Sick Leave YTD Accrued. This number is not correct. It was correct on my 2nd payroll for this year, but has been incorrect for each payroll since that time. I'm not sure where it is pulling the numbers from. My Available number is correct.
The payment was paid today, Sept 13th. Therefore why is it reflecting a late payment
I cannot easily find where copies of prior filed payroll tax returns/W2's are so I can print from within QuickBooks Accountant version 2020. A client sent me a backup file which I restored. His prior accountant ran payroll through QB's. I am trying to find the payroll tax returns & W2's from 2020 and print copies of them. I can print copies of e-filing confirmations (state only) but no forms are available under the payroll center. I searched help and they suggested this: Go to the "left panel taxes menu" and then in the "forms" section tap "view and print archived forms under quarterly forms". This sounds great but, dumb question... where is the left panel taxes menu? This does not exist in my software at least that I can see. Am I not looking in the right place? I am getting completely frustrated and have now wasted over an hour trying to print these forms. Help.
We pay taxes in two states, and only one is set up for electronic withdrawal.
the QBO says there are issues with my account, but this is getting ridiculous. I need to run payroll so that the workers comp is ok.
Error message: "Something is not quite right on our end. Your client did not receive your direct deposit info..."
Since the 8/16 to 8/31 payment was made on 9/1, payroll won't allow a third payment in a month. There must be a work-around. Help, please!
Hi, I would like to know the different methods available to import timesheets into QuickBooks. As far as I know, the list is:Sync between QuickBooks and your timesheet application, which is how it's done with QuickBooks TimeIIF file importI'm asking because the company I work for is searching for a new timesheet application and I want to know all the possibilities.Now there are times when an employee will work under one particular pay code, but is paid at two different pay rates under that pay code, because they are working under different projects/customers. As of now, when that happens, we edit such paychecks manually because QuickBooks doesn't have the option for storing two different pay rates for a employee based on project/customer. That leads to my second question:If you use a timesheet application that stores the pay rates for employees on its end, is there a way to import completed paychecks directly into QuickBooks that already contain the hours and pay rates (and maybe even
It is too late to not add them. I had hit match or add before I realized it was duplicating. I am new to Quickbooks online.
How do I set up a military spouse pays taxes in a different state than where she lives and works?
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