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Yes, you can as long as we choose the correct check date when creating a paycheck. QuickBooks Online (QBO) will base the pay date for the taxes and not for the pay period. For more details about this one, just check out this article: Understanding the Doctrine of Constructive Receipt.
Then, follow the steps below to run a payroll for your employee:
For more details about this one, please refer to this article: Create paychecks in online payroll.
I've got a link here where you can find articles about managing your payroll: Pay employees, enter timesheets, and send payroll forms.
I'm just one click away if you need a hand with running payroll reports or any QBO related. I'll be here to ensure your success. Take care always.
Thanks for setting me in the right direction!
I created 2 paychecks 1) for the partial prior pay period and 2) for the current one. I deleted the health ins deduction for the prior period since it didn’t take effect until the beginning of the current period, then added it back for the current pay period.
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