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Buy nowHello, our 401K payments are calculated correctly by QB and show up correctly on the Pay Liabilities screen. We send a report into the carrier and they process an ACH, so in QB, I create an E Payment. The calculated amount are correct except that the 401K company adds a fixed processing fee, so ever payroll, I need to manually add this to the check.
Does QB Payroll have the ability to add a fixed fee to the same vendor so that I could combine them into a single payment on the Pay Taxes and Liabilities screen? I can't find a way to do this in the 401K setup but I thought there must be a way to set up payroll fees in some manner.
Thank you.
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Hello @dt126a,
QuickBooks Desktop Payroll doesn't have a built-in feature to automatically include a carrier processing fee as part of the 401(k) on the same payroll liability line. Instead, you can set up a separate payroll item to record the fee as a company liability to ensure it appears correctly on the Pay Liabilities section.
Let's start by creating a liability account to track these fees. Then add a payroll item named "401(k) Admin Fee Payable" for easy identification.
Here's a thorough guidelines in adding the the payroll item:
When you run payroll, make sure to add this item. Then, the fee posts to the liability account and appears on the Pay Liabilities screen. Please note you must enter the fee amount for each payroll run.
After that, edit the Payee in Pay Liabilities to your 401(k) vendor so you can select and pay it with the carrier contribution. Here's how:
Let me know if you need additional help managing your tax payments. We're available 24/7 to assist you.
Hello @dt126a,
QuickBooks Desktop Payroll doesn't have a built-in feature to automatically include a carrier processing fee as part of the 401(k) on the same payroll liability line. Instead, you can set up a separate payroll item to record the fee as a company liability to ensure it appears correctly on the Pay Liabilities section.
Let's start by creating a liability account to track these fees. Then add a payroll item named "401(k) Admin Fee Payable" for easy identification.
Here's a thorough guidelines in adding the the payroll item:
When you run payroll, make sure to add this item. Then, the fee posts to the liability account and appears on the Pay Liabilities screen. Please note you must enter the fee amount for each payroll run.
After that, edit the Payee in Pay Liabilities to your 401(k) vendor so you can select and pay it with the carrier contribution. Here's how:
Let me know if you need additional help managing your tax payments. We're available 24/7 to assist you.
Thank you very much for the assistance.
You're welcome, @dt126a.
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