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Hi @meadowlandllc,
Changing your worker's compensation rate will also change the calculations for your old employees. Let me add a few details and help you further.
In QuickBooks, you can only edit the rate and the effective date for the calculation to be correct. This said it'll apply directly to all your employees.
You can edit your rate again to trigger it. And once you've done this, you can run a sample payroll to check if it calculated correctly for your old employees.
You may read this article for more information: Washington Workers' Compensation Setup and Calculations.
Please let me know if you have other questions about your worker's compensation. I'll be here to help.
Hi @meadowlandllc,
Changing your worker's compensation rate will also change the calculations for your old employees. Let me add a few details and help you further.
In QuickBooks, you can only edit the rate and the effective date for the calculation to be correct. This said it'll apply directly to all your employees.
You can edit your rate again to trigger it. And once you've done this, you can run a sample payroll to check if it calculated correctly for your old employees.
You may read this article for more information: Washington Workers' Compensation Setup and Calculations.
Please let me know if you have other questions about your worker's compensation. I'll be here to help.
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