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Hello there, @Hwill.
Allow me to chime in and provide insight about the feature that you want to have in your QuickBooks account.
To begin with, I just want to let you know that my colleague Ethel_A already updated her previous response.
Currently, the option to enter the HSA banking routing and account number in order to move the HSA deduction from one bank to another is unavailable. As an alternative, you might want to pay your non-tax liabilities in QuickBooks. For now, I recommend sending feedback about it. Your feedback will help us improve your QBO experience and will be shared with our Product Development Team.
Here's how:
You can also check this to track your request: Customer Feedback for QuickBooks Online.
I will also include a helpful article that guides you in running, printing, and customizing your payroll reports: Run payroll reports.
Let me know if you have any additional concerns about HSA or other QBO-Payroll related. I'll be here to further assist you.
I have the exact same issue and our accountant has not found a way to make it work via QBO unless you set the HSA account up like a contractor and do a separate DD. I’m not sure why the responses here are missing the question so blatantly. You have more than explained it thoroughly and there are thousands of customers who want to know why this simple and routine action is impossible with QBO. It is possible with desktop because my previous employer deposited to my checking and HSA accounts with no issue.
How do I record HSA pretax contributions for a multi-member LLC in QBs online? The directions I am finding are mainly for corporations with employees? Thanks!
Thank you for joining this thread, @blambert5. I'll share the steps you need to record a Health Savings Account (HSA) in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Although you have an LLC business entity, we can set up the HSA pretax deductions as we normally do in QuickBooks. The application will automatically detect the setup of your company file, and will still report these items to the same boxes on your W-2 forms.
If you haven't set up these deductions/contributions on your employee, you can follow these steps to do so:
Right after you run payroll, this will automatically record your employee's deductions and contributions.
QuickBooks provides a range of payroll reports that offer detailed information about your employees' gross pay, tax data, and deductions for a particular period. These reports can help you get a more comprehensive picture of your payroll records. For more details on available payroll reports and how to access them, please check out this article: Run payroll reports.
You can always post if you have more concerns about payroll or any QuickBooks-related matters. I’m just a post away, and take care!
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