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During our previous pay period, someone had accidentally clicked the button, Start Unscheduled Payroll and I did not catch it until after it was processed. I voided that payroll and submitted a new payroll with the correct pay period dates. I noticed when processing payroll for this subsequent period that the dates had rolled ahead (incorrect) so I manually adjusted before submitting payroll.
After submitting payroll for period 8/11 - 8/24 I immediately went to "Pay Liabilities" and found that QB is showing my payroll liabilities as being overdue. It is reflecting a two day pay period (8/14 - 8/16) . I did confirm that the payroll that was processed had the correct pay period listed. I would like to avoid confusing with the state and IRS and to avoid late penalties for something that is not late, but I cannot figure out how to adjust the dates before submitting the e-payment form.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Hello there, @Fevief.
Let's go over where to adjust the pay period for your payroll liabilities in e-payment form.
Here's how:
To learn more about using E-pay state tax forms and pay state taxes in QuickBooks Desktop, please read this article for more detailed steps and reference: Adjust Pay Period Dates of E-pay State Taxes.
If you have any questions regarding QuickBooks feel free to contact us. Wishing you all the best!
I appreciate the effort, but I was not asking how to set up or adjust our payroll liabilities schedule. I was asking how to edit the pay period listed for my current payments. The dates were wrong even though the payroll that was processed had the correct dates and I needed to know how to change the dates so that we do not get charged a penalty or have to go through the extra hassle of dealing with the state and the Feds to explain and provide proof of our pay period and timely payment of liabilities.
Thanks for that clarification, @Fevief.
Liabilities are accrued on the date the paycheck is issued, not on the pay period of the check. Also, since the liability shows a two day pay period, the payment frequency may set up as After Each Payroll (Semiweekly). To check the schedule, you can go to the QuickBooks Payroll Setup window outlined by my colleague above.
As long as you submit the payment on or before the due date, it should not be late. Let me walk you through how to check the due date and change the date if necessary:
For additional reference, you can check the following article to send your forms online and check its status: E-file 940, 941, and 944 tax forms.
Please know that I'm just a post away if you have any other questions. I'll be happy to help you out. Have a great day.
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