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Buy nowI cancelled a direct deposit so I could update bank info for an employee. I have a confirmation it was voided. But the employee still received those funds plus the funds in the new bank. Not sure what happened. I voided the paycheck with plenty of time before it went in.
I’ve had a similar case. Even if you got a voided confirmation, if the cutoff window had already passed on Intuit’s backend (typically 5 PM PT two business days before payday), the bank transfer might’ve already been queued and sent. QBO can show the void, but the transaction’s still moving in the ACH pipeline. You’ll probably need to call Payroll Support directly so they can trace the transaction IDs and confirm if it was fully intercepted or just flagged too late. In the one time it happened to me, they were able to escalate and start a recovery, but time was key.
Let's check what happened with that direct deposit, RTO.
Situations like this can occur when you cancel after the funding deadline (lead time). For instance, if you have a 2-day lead time and the payday falls on a Friday, the direct deposit must be canceled by 5:00 PM PT on Wednesday of that week. After that, you'll need to send the usage data by selecting Employees, then Send Usage Data to sync the information with our system.
Since you still had plenty of time when you voided the transaction and even received a confirmation, it's best to contact our QBDT Payroll Support to investigate what happened to it. Here's how:
You can check their support hours to ensure they can address your issue promptly.
I'll be adding a helpful resource that provides you with detailed, easy-to-follow instructions for creating and processing payroll in the future: Create and run your payroll.
Click the Reply button if you need more assistance managing your payroll tasks or any QuickBooks-related concerns. We're here to help, RTO.
Thank you for your reply. Yes, it was a direct deposit on a Friday, I voided and cancelled the direct deposit on Wednesday at 11:45. So it shouldn't have gone through.
@RTO RE: I voided and cancelled the direct deposit on Wednesday at 11:45. So it shouldn't have gone through.
That's actually why it went through. Because Junteenth was a banking holiday, the deadline to send DD orders, and also to void them for Friday the 20th was Tuesday at 5pm instead of Wednesday at 5pm.
of course! Thank you!
So you can void DD's just like normal, 2 days before the DD is suppose to go in. I thought she was wrong.
Forgot about the holiday.........
Thanks!!!!!
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