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Join nowMy payroll date is every other Monday. Due to the nature of our business, it is not possible for me to have the total hours worked for the pay period on the Thursday before payroll as required by QBs. My account is set-up for direct deposit. I would like to run direct deposit, but not do the deposit through QBs, rather manually enter at my bank. Or is it possible to run as checks and change the check number to the direct deposit numbering? Does that make sense? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Thank you Joesem.
However, the instruction does not resolve my issue. I am trying to stop paying checks. To pay part of a pay period in direct deposit form and then the remaining part of the pay period by check doubles my work and will have to be repeated every two weeks.
I will try running my payroll with the check option, using the "handwrite & assign check numbers" starting with "DD1001". Then enter the amount at my bank's website. I believe this should provide QBs with all of the appropriate tax information while allowing me to use direct deposit.
Hi there, @Elysha.
You can create paper checks for the lost hours that are not included in your pay period. Just make sure to disable the Direct Deposit option.
Here's how:
Once done, you can create your paychecks and manually send them to your employees. For the check number, you can change or follow the numbering in your direct deposit. Let me show you how:
For more information with the process above, you may open these articles:
For future reference, here's how you can keep track of how much you've paid out in QBDT Payroll and prepare your tax forms:
Please touch-based with me if you need a hand with running payroll or any QuickBooks related. I'll be here to ensure your success. Take care always.
Thank you Joesem.
However, the instruction does not resolve my issue. I am trying to stop paying checks. To pay part of a pay period in direct deposit form and then the remaining part of the pay period by check doubles my work and will have to be repeated every two weeks.
I will try running my payroll with the check option, using the "handwrite & assign check numbers" starting with "DD1001". Then enter the amount at my bank's website. I believe this should provide QBs with all of the appropriate tax information while allowing me to use direct deposit.
My solution worked! I ran my payroll in the afternoon on Monday and the payment was received in my employees' accounts Tuesday morning!
Hello Elysha,
I have reviewed the solution you’ve shared and it's correct and accurate. Thank you for sharing your inputs to help address the issue.
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