Employees and payroll
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QBO sent me a verification email with a link that opens up my current QBO account, but there is NO payroll information there at all. No history, not even the current payroll that I did today. There is a link to buy their payroll product and if I look under my account in settings, it does not show that I have payroll. Did I just lose all of my records?
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August payroll has not been debited from the bank account. People have not been paid, although Quickbooks says that they have.
Why does chat not respond?
I can run payroll just fine but when I hit export I am not sure where the file goes, it use to go right into my check register.
How do i update an employee's W4 in payroll on line.
I have tried multiple computers, multiple browsers, in both non and private mode. They said this was a know problem but are they going to pay the penalty for late taxes?
Our server got hacked and I lost 3 weeks of data. I am planning to reenter the payroll and wonder how I will show the payroll taxes as paid. Especially the weekly IRS witholdings that are paid electronically. We pay them every week. Any ideas?
I'm sure this question has been raised, but I can't find an answer. We use Intuit Enhanced payroll with Quickbooks Desktop Pro Plus 2016. Using payroll, how should Employer contributions to a 401K be entered? I know how to book Employee contributions - create a 401K deduction. More info: When payment to the 401K plan custodian (Nationwide Trust) for profit-sharing (deferred compensation/401(k) plan) was made, the entry recording the check was a debit to profit sharing expense.Question: using payroll, how to enter employer 401K contributions, so annual payroll reports show the amount of contributions made. (I understand that employer contribution amounts do not show on paychecks, but do show on certain payroll reports). Related tax question: After perusing (reading closely) IRS W-2 instructions, I nowhere reporting the amount of employer contributions to a deferred compensation plan is required. Have I overlooked this requ
This has been happening fairly regularly: I log in and see Tasks that show some payment or form that needs filing or paying. For instance, today a 2nd Quarter state unemployment form is showing as 35 days overdue — but I had submitted that form electronically through Quickbooks roughly six weeks ago.
I have my own LLC taxed as an S Corp, so I am the employee and I use Quickbooks Payroll.I'm not sure if I have correctly set it up to take out the Roth contribution that I decided upon. I created a sub-account of my liabilities account for this. When I ran the payroll, it correct deducted the amount and put it in that Roth sub-account of liabilities. However, this 401k withholding is not in the liabilities section in the Payroll center.I also wish to track the 401k accounts in Quickbooks. I therefore created a bank account for the Roth and Traditional bank accounts that I have opened.Today I transferred the liability amount that was withheld from my paycheck in Payroll and sent it to the 401k bank account. I did this on my bank account website, not through Quickbooks.THE PROBLEM:When I go to enter this transfer in Quickbooks, for some reason it is entering both as decrease or increase. I cannot figure out how to fix this. I tried just doing a transfer from the liabilities account to th
I would like to find answers. When I converted to QB Payroll online I lost all of my historical company payroll data. I do not want to lose all of my company data if I convert to QB online. But they have eliminated the quick export feature. When I converted to QB payroll online, it was for 24/7 help. Now its M-F during business hours
I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on how to explain the ERC entries on the paystub - without letting them know that you are getting a ton of money back because of them. Intuit is the only major payroll processor that shows this info on the employee's paystub
