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Join nowYes, you can turn off the employer deductions in QuickBooks Online, vanarnam5713.
You'll need to mark the Exempt option on the employee's profile so you'll not be deducted.
Here's how:
I'm leaving you some recommended articles to help guide you with editing employee's deductions as well as contributions in QuickBooks:
If you require more information about the employee's and employer's deduction, please let me know. I'd be happy to help.
The problem with your choice to pay yourself as an exempt employee is that payroll makes the total of salary payments an expense.
And for a sole proprietor, or partner in a partnership, that is NOT true. Value you take from your company is NOT an expense, it is an equity draw. An audit is going to have an issue with that choice.
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