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I have an employee that tracks his time with quickbooks. Now, we are switching to quickbooks payroll and when I go to add my employees he is not listed as an employee even though when I got to track time, he comes up as one. This must mean he has been added to quickbooks as a contractor. Is there a way to switch him from contractor to employee without losing any of his time data?
I want to electronically give the employees their pay stub. I only see where to print them.
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why are wages earned but not paid included as income on t4 slip
My onboarding person had me set up taxes. Now my imports are all getting error messages and won't import. I want to go back to how it was before she set up GST and PST
need to cut a separate cheque but unsure how to do that
The person is contractor. In vendor profile the pay rate is set up.
Wondering if there is a way to set payroll items to automatically accrue vacation for employees?I have numerous payroll items - every time I set up a new employee, I have to scroll through the small window on the Vacation screen to select the payroll items that accrue vacation - I would like to set a default, to avoid this every time any ideas?thanks in advance
Just had a client go through an ESA audit and I'm having trouble figuring out how to correct one of the non-compliance issues related to mandatory stat pay.The auditor has indicated that since this client pays vacation pay each pay, that the vacation pay needs to be included in the calculation for the mandatory stat pay. For example, employee works 40hrs per week, $20/hr, 4% vacation pay. Employee would be entitled to 8 hrs of mandatory stat pay and the amount paid would be $166.40 (8hrs x $20 plus 4% vac pay). Employee then gets 4% vacation pay on the mandatory stat pay. This effectively changes the hourly rate for the mandatory stat pay from $20/hr to $20.80/hr.I'm leery about changing the mandatory stat pay hourly rate for each employee to be 4% higher then their regular hourly wage but I can't figure out any other way to do this. Hours have to be recorded for ROE purposes so I can just feed in a dollar amount.Anyone have sugges
I looked in the menu under taxes, payroll, etc and it says Im up to date
Just learned about this new mandatory deduction starting in 2024, does anyone know how this will show up and if it will be included in the next tax table update next month?
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