Under taxes - > payments it says in my account that WA Workers Compensation will be paid by Intuit automatically. Why do you claim that when in fact don't pay it?

This isn't the kind of experience we want to you have when using our payroll services, info-pikehg-com.

There's an automatic tax payment feature if you're using QuickBooks Online Payroll Core, Premium, or Elite. You can read more details about this feature here: Manage Automatic Tax Payments and Form Filings.

We also appreciate and have taken note of your feedback on how the beta testing for the auto payment of Washington Workers Compensation is being done. I would recommend sending it directly to our product development team from your QBO account.

Customer's input, and feature requests are collected and reviewed by our engineers when updates and new features are designed. Here's how:

1. Go to the Gear icon and select Feedback.
2. Type in your feedback and suggestions about the advertisements in QBO.
3. Click Next to submit them.

Let me also add a couple more references and knowledge-articles in case you might be needing them:

• Year-end Checklist For QuickBooks Online Payroll 
• Get Answers to Your Payroll Tax Payment and Filing Questions 

Don't hesitate to reply back to us if you have other questions. We're always here to make sure everything is sorted out. 

thanks but this doesn't answer my question. I know there is an automatic tax payment feauture and i use it but i am asking specifically about autopay of workers compensation: it says it is autopaid but it is not!

Hello there, @Yelly74.

Currently, the automatic payments to Washington State aren't available in QuickBooks Online Payroll. It only provides a worksheet to help you prepare the original form. You'll have to process it manually to the WA.

To help you remove the WA Worker's Compensation tax, we can record the tax payment if you have paid the tax directly to the agency.

Here's how:

1. Select Taxes, then choose the Payroll Taxes tab.
2. Click Enter prior tax history.
3. Select Add Payment.
4. Enter the required payment information (choose the tax type first before the Liability Period).
5. Hit OK.

You can visit our help page to learn more about employees and payroll taxes in QuickBooks. It provides topics that might help you in your future task.

Keep me posted if there's anything else you need concerning payroll. I'm always around whenever you need help. Keep safe.