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I have invited a few 1099 vendors to use QB Time for job costing purposes, so now I need to pay them. How can I utilize the information that is synced after I approve all the shifts to make their checks versus just inputting the information manually. My payroll employees' info is already input when I go to run payroll on my QB Desktop, so I assume the 1099 info is in there somewhere also, just can't figure out how to use it or even where it is in QB Desktop. Thank You!
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It's great to see you again, adw4538!
I guess these are the time data of the contractors who are using your tools and equipment, the one you asked about a week ago. I'll guide you through finding and adding them to a check.
The exported time entries of your 1099 vendors can be found in the Timesheet section. You'll want to make them billable to a job or customer, so you can load them to a check transaction. However, you may remove the billable mark later on the check if they're not supposed to be charged to a customer or a job.
Finding the exported time entries:
Creating a check:
That will do it. On the other hand, you may also check the FAQs about QuickBooks Time and QuickBooks Desktop Integrations for your additional reference.
If you have any clarifications or other concerns with your vendor's time entries, feel free to hit the Reply button below. We'll be happy to assist you again. Have a good one!
It's great to see you again, adw4538!
I guess these are the time data of the contractors who are using your tools and equipment, the one you asked about a week ago. I'll guide you through finding and adding them to a check.
The exported time entries of your 1099 vendors can be found in the Timesheet section. You'll want to make them billable to a job or customer, so you can load them to a check transaction. However, you may remove the billable mark later on the check if they're not supposed to be charged to a customer or a job.
Finding the exported time entries:
Creating a check:
That will do it. On the other hand, you may also check the FAQs about QuickBooks Time and QuickBooks Desktop Integrations for your additional reference.
If you have any clarifications or other concerns with your vendor's time entries, feel free to hit the Reply button below. We'll be happy to assist you again. Have a good one!
That worked just fine. I had a few payroll employees info that didn't pull over correctly which I figured out was because the "Use time data to create paychecks" wasn't clicked on the Payroll Info tab for that employee. So I used this same method after I checked those boxes to get their info added as well. Thank You Jess!
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