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Hi there, bhpgailyar.
I'm here to share information about editing an employee direct deposit (DD) paycheck in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
If the paycheck is not submitted or approved, you still have the option to make edits. However, the ability to edit a DD paycheck depends on the processing state of your payroll. Typically, they are offloaded at precisely 5:00 PM Pacific Time, two banking days prior to the paycheck date. To make any necessary changes to the DD paycheck, you will need to void the payment you have already submitted before the offload schedule.
Here's how to do it:
To know more about editing, deleting, or voiding employee paychecks in QBO, check out this article: Edit, delete, or void employee paychecks.
Once you have voided and made the necessary edits, I suggest pulling up a payroll report to ensure that the update has been accurately recorded. You can refer to this article for future reference: Run payroll reports.
Please let me know if you have follow-up questions about this or anything else. I'll be here to assist. Take care.
Hi there, bhpgailyar.
I'm here to share information about editing an employee direct deposit (DD) paycheck in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
If the paycheck is not submitted or approved, you still have the option to make edits. However, the ability to edit a DD paycheck depends on the processing state of your payroll. Typically, they are offloaded at precisely 5:00 PM Pacific Time, two banking days prior to the paycheck date. To make any necessary changes to the DD paycheck, you will need to void the payment you have already submitted before the offload schedule.
Here's how to do it:
To know more about editing, deleting, or voiding employee paychecks in QBO, check out this article: Edit, delete, or void employee paychecks.
Once you have voided and made the necessary edits, I suggest pulling up a payroll report to ensure that the update has been accurately recorded. You can refer to this article for future reference: Run payroll reports.
Please let me know if you have follow-up questions about this or anything else. I'll be here to assist. Take care.
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