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The changes in QBO payroll have removed the ability for salaried employees who earn the same amount each pay period to show an average days earnings as stat pay and have the correct number of insurable hours. Has anyone found a work around?
These changes to the payroll also do not record insurable earnings for hourly paid employee's stat pay average daily wage. Is there a work round for this?
Hello MF Marie,
Thanks for joining the Community. Your feedback about the changes in QuickBooks is valuable to us and I'd like to make sure your voice is heard. I encourage you to send feedback about this to our product developers by clicking on the Gear icon > Feedback. In the meantime, you'll have to manually perform the calculations so your payroll is complete and aligned to your liking.
You're more than welcome to ask other questions in the comments below. I'll here to steer you along the right path.
Payroll isn't about aligning it to my liking, it is about following the rules. There doesn't appear to be anyway to follow the rules now that QBO has made updates to the payroll program. Is there a timeline to fix this?
I've already submitted feedback despite this being spectacularly unsuccessful in the past.
I hear you on this. While there isn't an estimated time-frame for a fix I'll make sure to reach out to you when there's an update. In the meantime, feel free to ask the questions.
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