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Hello there, hnljunk.
You can set up the Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI as a deduction in QuickBooks. Note: Each state has a different setup.
I've got this article where you can look for your state and the steps: Set up state disability insurance (SDI or TDI).
You can also check this article if this type of deduction will show up in the W-2: Supported Pay Types and Deductions in QuickBooks Online Payroll.
If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to me. Thanks.
I have the same situation. My employee received TDI payments from the state of NJ and I don't know how to enter them into payroll such that the employer's portion of social security and medicare can be calculated, paid and included in the w-2s. The article below doesn't cover that, it only covers setting up the TDI deductions but not how to handle the payments made to the employee by the state. Anyone know the answer?
Hi there, RS3.
We'll need to record the prior payment. You'll have to contact QuickBooks Payroll Online Support for an agent to create the payment/correction for you.
Here's how to contact us:
In case you have other payroll concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Happy New Year!
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