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MirandaSmo
Level 1

Nebraska UI wage base incorrect how do I correct

I have two clients who's QBs will not update to the $24,000 limit. It has been wrong all year. Going forward how do I change in QBs so that is is correct? The State Unemployment limit is set at $9000 and can not be edited.

There is a line that says "NE-Ui Wage base increase - other tax 5.4% $24,000" but this is not linked to anything; it's zero. 

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JessT
Moderator

Nebraska UI wage base incorrect how do I correct

Hi MirandaSmo,

 

QuickBooks has introduced a new feature that allows you to calculate UI (Unemployment Insurance) tax for all employees. Previously, the wage limit for UI tax calculation was set at $9,000. However, with the addition of this new payroll item, employers can now calculate UI tax for wages between $9,000 and $24,000.

 

To utilize this feature, you'll need to go through the Add Item Wizard in QuickBooks. During this process, they have two options:

 

  1. If the increased wage limit does not apply to their business or if your UI rate is less than 5.4%, you can enter a rate of 0%. This indicates that the increase in wage limit does not affect them.
  2. If the increased wage limit does apply to their business and their UI rate is 5.4%, they should enter a rate of 5.4%. This will trigger the system to calculate the additional wage base for UI tax.

 

Let me know if you need more help about your payroll item. Take care!                                                                                                          l                          

 

 

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