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team-hornerhomes
November 8, 2022
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Is Intuit set up to comply with new tax laws? I am asking in particular for the new Colorado FAMLI Act which requires contributions from employees starting January 2023.

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We use Intuit's payroll program and want to make sure that the proper taxes will be taken out of our employees' checks starting in January.

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RCV
November 8, 2022

Thanks for checking in with us, team-hornerhomes.

 

The new Colorado FAMLI Act program ensures all Colorado workers have access to paid leave to take care of themselves or their families during life circumstances that pull them away from their jobs. Intuit always complies with new tax laws. As of now, we don't have a specific timeline as to when this will be available in the program. Rest assured that the system will automatically catch up on the taxes once this policy takes effect. 

 

You can check out this article on the latest tax news implemented in QuickBooks Online: Tax and compliance news and updates. You may also contact our Payroll Support Team to inquire about the new Colorado FAMLI Act. Our QuickBooks Online Payroll - Core, Premium, available from M-F 6 AM to 6 PM PT, and for Payroll Elite - any time, any day. Here's how to reach out to them:

 

  1. Go to Help (?) on the top menu. 
  2. Select Contact Us.
  3. Enter your concern, then select Let's talk.
  4. Choose a way to connect with us:
  • Start a chat with a support expert.
  • Get a callback from the next available expert.
  • Ask the community to get help from businesses like yours.

 

 

If you need help performing any payroll tasks related to your account and company settings, browse all articles from this link: QBOP Related Help. This guides you on how you can update and handle your payroll data. 

 

Please leave a comment below if you have other concerns related to managing payroll data. The Community and I will be around to help you. Have a great day ahead.

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cousineau05
December 16, 2022

When will QB be ready for the new Colorado FAMLI that goes into effect January 1, 2023 We have less than 2 weeks to get ready.

 

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marie20
December 19, 2022

I have done the update in payroll for the new CO Family and Medical Leave program.  One the update was done it added 'liability adjust' to all of my employees.  Why did it do this as it doesn't seem right.

Please let us know in detail if this is correct or if it needs to be deleted.

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DivinaMercy_N
December 19, 2022

Hello there, @marie20. I want to ensure this will be taken care of. 

 

To further determine why QuickBooks created a liability adjustment after updating your payroll, I highly recommend reaching out to our Customer Care team. They use specific tools to look into your account in a secure environment and verify the details. You can also request a screen-sharing session so they can review and check your set up. Here's how:

 

  1. In your QuickBooks Desktop account, go to the Help tab and select QuickBooks Desktop Help/Contact Us.
  2. Click Contact Us.
  3. From there, enter a brief description of your issue and select Continue.
  4. Log in to your Intuit account and select Continue and then Continue with my account (if you don't have one yet, select Create a new account).
  5. You'll receive a single-use code. Input it and select Continue. If you have more than one account, choose the one you want to use. Then, click Continue.
  6. Select either chat with us or Have us call you.

 

To ensure you'll get assisted immediately, please visit our Support hours page. 

 

For reference about how the Colorado FAMLI program works, check out this link: Set up Colorado Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program (FAMLI). 

 

Running reports to track your payroll information, employee details, and business finances is easy with QuickBooks. To get started, feel free to use this article as a guide: Excel based payroll reports. 

 

If you have any other QuickBooks concerns, please don't hesitate to post again here. I'd be happy to lend a hand. Have a good day ahead.

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