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Vangran
Level 2

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

 I Second that!

Vangran
Level 2

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

This is the same advice that has not worked over and over. 

monikalynn
Level 2

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Here is my issue and I can't find anyone with QBDT to give me a good answer and what am I supposed to do if it never goes past the submitted to intuit status?

So, I submitted my 941 efile almost 3 days ago and it still says submitted to intuit.  I have called a few times and the only answer I get is that it is still processing and wait 10 days.  It has never been this way, I submit to intuit and it says submitted to intuit and within 24 hours (usually much quicker) it will say submitted to agency and the agency accepted or rejected.  The QBDT website says same thing so its like my submission is stuck within intuit and not being submitted to agency.  Both people I spoke with QBDT said it was an IRS issue to pass the issue off.  It's not an IRS issue it hasnt' been sent to the IRS yet, it's still with Intuit.  QBDT website even gives the process.  I can't re-efile as QBDT wont' let me do that.  

TirzahC
QuickBooks Team

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I can share additional info to ensure you can submit EFTPS payments seamlessly in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), monikalynn. 

 

Once we forwarded the form, we need to wait for the IRS either accept or reject it. We will send you an updates from your email time to time. 

 

In addition, you can go to the E-Payments tab so you can check the status of the e-payed federal tax. You can check out this article for the complete information: Check e-pay status. It also contains instructions on how to check an e-file status.

 

For more details about this process, I suggest checking this article: Small business tax forms, terms, and dates to know for 2021

 

Please let me know if you have other concerns. I'm just around to help.

monikalynn
Level 2

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Good Morning and thank you for responding, however this is not about payments as I stated this is my efile 941 quarterly report.  All my other efiles sent at same time, for state and w/2,W3 went thru fine.  In my research the progression one efile is submitted it 

submit to intuit

submitted to agency

agency accepts or rejects

 

My 941 quarterly report is stuck at the submitted to intuit stage and has NOT been submitted to agency IRS yet?  Why, no one I talked to can tell me.  I have tried now 4 times and no one can answer, they say wait.  it does not take over 72 hours.  Someone from a higher level was to call me back yesterday and NEVER did. 

MTV2day
Level 1

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I'm seeing a pattern here....I too usually "send to Intuit...", "sent to the agency" and "successfully processed..." a federal tax form all within a 4-5 hour window. 

HOWEVER, I TOO have my Form 941 4th Qtr 2021 "Sent to Intuit for Processing" on 1/2/2022 at 3:45 p.m. EST.....and there it still sits. 

Should I mail a hard copy in the mail to be sure it gets to the IRS timely? 

All payments were sent & processed within the same minute successfully over the last quarter.

MaryLandT
Moderator

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I can provide some insights about the status of your payroll forms, MTV2day.

 

Once you've successfully submitted those payroll forms on time in QuickBooks, we'll take care of them. We'll submit those returns by batch.

 

Hence, you don't have to worry about getting them to the IRS. All you need to do is check your email since we send a notification if your e-payment or e-filing was accepted or rejected. 

 

I'm adding again this link so you can trace the status: Learn how to check e-file or e-pay status for QuickBooks Desktop Payroll Enhanced. It explains each status and provides solutions if there's an issue.

 

Please get back to me by commenting below if you have additional questions about the status of your returns. I'm right here to help you.

Ashworkz
Level 2

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

First, I solved the issue myself back in 2019, so very happy I didn't have to wait until Jan 2022 for an answer from Intuit.  Secondly, this answer is not accurate,  It does not deal with the issue that I questioned.

 

For anyone still experiencing this problem, you'll need to sign on to your EFTPS account, change/update your password there, and then update the new password in QuickBooks.  Might have to do this once a year from now on, so keep an eye on your federal tax deposits for rejected payments.

monikalynn
Level 2

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Problem is that Intuit has not submitted them to the agency- they are stuck with intuit.  Another QB person sent me a private message with a phone number to a digital solutions company?  Is that normal

DivinaMercy_N
Moderator

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I'm here to give information about your concern, @monikalynn.

 

To further confirm the submission of your 941 form, I highly recommend reaching out to our Payroll support team. For a brief description of the e-file status of the forms, here's the article that you can visit: Check e-file or e-pay status in QuickBooks Desktop Payroll Enhanced. 

 

Also, when contacting our support team, you can use the Help icon within your QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) program or through a web browser by accessing the Do It Yourself or Assisted link. Once connected, you can provide them with the information you receive so they can verify and give you in-depth details. 

 

Then, to learn more about how QBDT populates the lines on the Form 941, feel free to visit this link: How QuickBooks populates Form 941. This includes a description for each line in the form. 

 

Stay in touch if you have any other concerns about submitting your Form 941 in QBDT. I'd be happy to help you. Keep safe always.

JamesBCPA
Level 4

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Ashworkz, it is certain that we will need to update the EFTPS passwords at the EFTPS site and in QuickBooks at least every 13 months. I can't remember exactly where I got the info (I can tell you with certainty that it was not from Intuit), but it has to do with the fact that we use a third-party (i.e. - QuickBooks) to interact with EFTPS. Once I was told this, I started setting reminders to do this for my clients, because the only notice you get from QB is that your tax deposit was rejected. 

KimW60
Level 1

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Can give me those phone numbers as I am having the same problem not getting Accepted Tax Return emails from my 940 & 941 e-Files.  I have called support twice and get stupid answers, first answer "IRS is closed."  Yeah right.  Second answer, it will come today, it hasn't and I am not hopeful.  I know my EFPTS password is correct because we also e-file the 941 withholding every weekly payroll.  SO the EFPTS password is not the issue.  I think as was stated in previous posts it is stuck in Intuit somewhere.  This is SO frustrating.

Victoria19
Level 4

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I have done this and it is still not working. Happening in multiple client accounts. Did this get resolved for anyone? I am making payments directly in EFTPS in the meantime but it is super annoying.

valprice1
Level 6

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

1. Log into EFTPS and change your password on a day that you need to send a payment from QBDT.

2. Use a password that is exactly 12 digits long.

3. Log out of EFTPS and log back in to ensure that you have the password correct and the change took place.

4. Log into QB and send the payment.  Change the password at the saved password screen.

5. Set a reminder to change it again in 1 year.

6. Check email to ensure that the payment is accepted.

 

I've done this dozens of times.  Sometimes, I send a $1 payment just to get it changed when I need it changed, between payment cycles.  Then I short the next payment by $1.

Victoria19
Level 4

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Thank you. I think I'm getting locked out. I'm going to wait and retry and see if that fixes it.

Thank you for your post.

 

valprice1
Level 6

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

@KimW60  The IRS actually is "closed".  Electronic filing is turned off currently for annual maintenance.  Should be on next week.

ucceldon
Level 1

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I've done exactly what you've stated we should do.  I was told the reason my 941 qtr 4 2021 hasn't been submitted to the agency yet, is because it needs approval in EFTPS....can you explain this?

Adrian_A
Moderator

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Hi there, ucceldon.

 

It seems that you've posted similar questions. My colleague already shared their response on the other thread. You can view their answer through this link:

 

You can also check this article for more information on how you can check the status of your filed forms: Check e-file or e-pay status.

 

I'll be around if there's anything that I can help with. Keep safe!

DeBoss80
Level 1

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I never had this issue until January. I did reset my EFTPS password, still rejected. I called and talked to 2 QB reps and not resolved. I tried this week to send my 941 payment thru QB and was rejected again!

Today I reset my password for EFTPS to 14 characters as suggested, (12 before).

Now I will manually AGAIN pay my 941 directly to IRS!!

I hope this issue gets resolved, I am paying for a payroll service annually!

elfllc
Level 1

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Changed my EFTPS internet password to 14 characters and QBPayroll FINALLY is working.  Thanks all!!

Mark Schaum
Level 1

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Yes-and no one can tell me how to re-insert my pin and pasword 

JoesemM
Moderator

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

I'm here to make sure you're able to enter the pin and password, @Mark.

 

To get started, let's ensure that you Update your QuickBooks to the latest release and download the latest tax table updates. This is to avoid any issue upon entering the pin and password.

 

Then, you can now enter the 4-digit EFTPS PIN and password when processing e-pay in QuickBooks Desktop. 

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Go to Employees, then select Payroll Center
  2. Select the Pay Liabilities tab. 
  3. In the Pay Taxes & Other Liabilities section, select the liability to pay, and select the View/Pay button.
  4. Review the liability details for accuracy.
  5. Select E-Pay.
  6. Select E-payment as your payment method, and hit E-pay.
  7. Ensure that the Remember My Information for next Time box is checked. 
  8. Enter your 4-Digit PIN and EFTPS Internet password.
  9. Enter any other missing information.
  10. Click Submit.

 

Also, when making tax payments in QuickBooks, you'll be given an option to save your EFTPS password. QuickBooks will remember the information the next time you make a tax payment. 

 

If you need a reference, you can check these articles:

 

 

I've also included an article that will help you handle rejected e-payments and e-filed forms in QuickBooks Desktop: Handle rejected tax liability payments.

 

 In case you need to check your taxes and employee contributions? This article can help you pull up an effective report: Create a payroll summary report

 

If you have other concerns or further questions, please leave a comment below. I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Take good care, @Mark.

dso0216
Level 6

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

OMG, Another rejected deposit from October 2022.  I continue to experience this issue and just received another notice about a client - Just received an approved abatement for the same issue last July.  Thankfully IRS waived the penalty on that one.  I've checked emails for rejects for this client.  Found nothing.  I started diverting the reject emails to a designated folder, no reject for this client.  This year I even routinely changed all EFTPS passwords December/January to prevent the expired password issue.

The only way I know a deposit has rejected is actually open the payment in the check register.  The program, no matter which client, continue to crash when I attempt to access via the E Payments tab in the employee center.

I'll be begging the IRS for mercy once again.  However, I think I really need to get on a new payroll provider for my clients.  

Child of God
Level 2

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

If it is the same issue I had. It was because the password has to be exactly 12 characters long on the EFTPS website and quickbooks.

dso0216
Level 6

Is anyone else have a problem with federal e-payments rejecting for password issues? Log-in for EFTPS correct, but QB epay continues to reject.

Here's the thing though.  The password worked FINE just now when I signed into the EFTPS website.  It is the same password I've used since January 2021 when I changed due to the last round of rejected passwords.  Had another client with another notice their 940 payment made back in April 2021 rejected.  Both times I've gone through all my emails, no email.  I've tried accessing the epayments tab in the Payroll center and the program still crashes each time no matter which client QB file I'm trying to access.  I've done screen shots and will be requesting abatement - the one is only 21 cents so I won't bother but still my clients are losing faith in me, and at this point I'm losing faith in myself thinking I failed to do something.  But now I'm 100% convinced this is not me it's the program, set-up, bug, whatever you wish to call it.  Sucking time and energy, AND money.

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