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My pay dates are set for Friday. The last 2 payrolls the employees received their checks on Thursday.
QB said it was the bank. I called the bank and they said it was QB
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Let me help you sort this out, Proto123.
Your employees will get paid based on when you submitted the direct deposit payroll, not on the pay date. These are the different funding times in QuickBooks Payroll:
We can take a look at the details in the following articles below. These will provide us with more information about how to handle an employee's direct deposit as well as its lead time:
Employee did not receive direct deposit created in QuickBooks Desktop Payroll.
If you have more additional direct deposit questions, please let me know. I'll be around to help, Proto123.
Let me help you sort this out, Proto123.
Your employees will get paid based on when you submitted the direct deposit payroll, not on the pay date. These are the different funding times in QuickBooks Payroll:
We can take a look at the details in the following articles below. These will provide us with more information about how to handle an employee's direct deposit as well as its lead time:
Employee did not receive direct deposit created in QuickBooks Desktop Payroll.
If you have more additional direct deposit questions, please let me know. I'll be around to help, Proto123.
I have Desktop Enhanced payroll. I just finished - it is 3:00 CST on Wednesday 3/15/23. My payroll is for Friday 3/17/2023. QB keeps telling me it is too late to send the direct deposits - I need two banking days lead time. 5 pm PST is not for another 14 HOURS!!! There is not a banking holiday.
What is going on???
Hi there, BlondBookkeeperNM.
I'll share some insights about sending direct deposit payroll in QuickBooks Desktop Payroll
That's correct. When sending direct deposit payroll with a Friday pay date, you must send it by Wednesday at 5 p.m. PT. You also have to consider the Federal holidays that may affect your direct deposits.
There's a possibility that you've set an incorrect paycheck date which explains why you're receiving this message. Before sending the direct deposit payroll data, I recommend that you review the payroll information and, if necessary, update the paycheck date you've set.
Once everything is set up correctly, you can now send the payroll data to Intuit.
Here's how:
You can checkout this link for more information: Send direct deposit paychecks in QuickBooks Desktop Payroll.
I've also added this article in case you encounter some direct deposit problems: Fix direct deposit issues.
Get back to this thread if you have other concerns about direct deposit. I'll be happy to assist. Keep safe!
Archie,
I believe you misunderstood the timeframe. I was 3 AM - 14 hours BEFORE the cut off of 5 pm PST on Wednesday.
I appreciate you getting back to us, BlondBookkeeperNM.
There are instances why this prompts your direct deposits to be too late to send; you'll want to check your personal device's date and time zones are in the correct format and setting. Since QuickBooks Desktop relies on the time and date setting on your computer, these details will matter when submitting payroll.
If these are in the correct setting and still haven't been submitted yet, I'd suggest updating QBDT to its latest release. Doing so will keep the program to its latest updates and features.
Moreover, I'm adding this article to help you review what you've paid out in your desktop payroll: Create a payroll summary report in QuickBooks.
You can always reply in the comments below if you have additional questions about running payroll. We'd be glad to help you further. Have a good one!
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