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I have an employee I set up a wage garnishment in QB desktop payroll. As a company I am allowed to charge the employee an additional $3 fee each time. What is the easiest way to account for this? Thank you.
Create a deduction item and mark it as Garnishment fee
"What is the easiest way to account for this? "
Make the Wage Garnishment Deduction item and that is linked to Payroll Liability.
Make another one and that is linked to Your Income account, instead of Liability.
You do it with Two Lines.
Thank you.
I have 2 employees with garnishment , as a company we entitled to charge fee 5 dlls
2500 disposable earnings
625 25% garnishment
5 fee
620 the amount that I send to the judgment creditor
how I account these 5 dlls fees ?
its an income for our company?
thank you
I have 2 employees with garnishment , as a company we entitled to charge fee 5 dlls
2500 disposable earnings
625 25% garnishment
5 fee
620 the amount that I send to the judgment creditor
how I account these 5 dlls fees ?
its an income for our company?
thank you
What if the courts sent you the processing fee and we have chosen not to charge our employee. For example they sent us $25.00 to get the process started. Is this put against Misc Income? My predecessor did these 2 different ways - Misc Income and Payroll Labor deposits..
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