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There was a tax liability payment in my "pay scheduled liabilities" list. The amount was incorrect (too high) because a wc rate had not been changed. When I paid the liability, I changed the amount of the check to the correct amount so the remaining amount is still listed in "pay scheduled liabilities". I went to "related payment activities" and made an adjustment to that tax liability but the line item in "pay scheduled liabilities" did not go away. How can I delete it?
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Found this in another article that removed my overdue status.
So you paid the liability using the "Pay Scheduled Liabilities" window, but there is a residual amount showing as due that you do not owe? If that is the case, here is one way to correct this: Go to your "Pay Scheduled Liabilities" window. Select the liability for payment and view the liability check. Click on the "Expenses" tab (to the left of the "Payroll Liabilities" tab). In the "amount" field, enter the (-) amount that you need to adjust the liability check to 0.00. For the "Account" use the "Payroll Expenses" account. Click on the "recalculate" button so the check amount is now adjusted to 0.00. Un-check the "to be printed" box and enter something meaningful to you as the Check # (like "Q4-ADJ"). Save and Close. This will clear your liability and adjust the expense account for any over or under accrual of the expense. I hope this helps. Let us know by clicking on the "This Solved my Question" button or posting back with more information. Thanks
Found this in another article that removed my overdue status.
So you paid the liability using the "Pay Scheduled Liabilities" window, but there is a residual amount showing as due that you do not owe? If that is the case, here is one way to correct this: Go to your "Pay Scheduled Liabilities" window. Select the liability for payment and view the liability check. Click on the "Expenses" tab (to the left of the "Payroll Liabilities" tab). In the "amount" field, enter the (-) amount that you need to adjust the liability check to 0.00. For the "Account" use the "Payroll Expenses" account. Click on the "recalculate" button so the check amount is now adjusted to 0.00. Un-check the "to be printed" box and enter something meaningful to you as the Check # (like "Q4-ADJ"). Save and Close. This will clear your liability and adjust the expense account for any over or under accrual of the expense. I hope this helps. Let us know by clicking on the "This Solved my Question" button or posting back with more information. Thanks
Brian's response solved my problem -- thank you Brian -- but I should have noticed it generated a check number, even though I choose not to print the check. I fixed it by opening and editing it in the check register.
Thank you! I have had these amounts in my Pay Liabilities section for too long. I pay online but not through e-pay & the amounts were wrong. I had an accountant helping me with the correct amounts.
It is such a relief to finally know how to get rid of these!
Thank you!
"Our prior accountant recorded the payment using a journal entry instead of the Payroll Liabilities feature so it's still showing past due. I would like to find a way to delete it from the Scheduled Liabilites list. There are several line items with the same issue."
JE and regular checks and Bills are always an error for paying liabilities.
You need to look at the account used in the JE, such as Expense or Liability.
Then, you will "reverse" that entry, like this:
Pay Liabilities, for how it should have been done, for each date and those payroll items that should have been that entry. Then, click on the Expenses tab, and using the negative trick here, post to the same account as the JE used. End with a 0 total check. Now the Payroll Liability should be cleared properly and the accounting data looks like this:
Expense or Liability from JE (the error) $x
Your Pay Liabilities correct method = $x
The Expenses tab for reversing the JE entry = -$x
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