
Send in your payroll tax notice
by Intuit•436• Updated about 13 hours ago
Learn what to do if you receive an IRS or state tax notice of discrepancy.
If you have QuickBooks Payroll and received a tax notice of discrepancy, we're here to help. It’s important to take care of it promptly to avoid additional tax penalties, interest, or notices.
Step 1: Make sure your notice is payroll-related
Determine if the tax notice is related to services QuickBooks Payroll provides for you. QuickBooks Payroll handles IRS forms 941/944, 940, W-2, state unemployment insurance, state withholding tax, and local withholding taxes where applicable.
Unemployment rate notice: If you can update your unemployment rate yourself in your payroll product, you don't need to send your rate notice to us. |
Notices for other business taxes, such as sales tax, corporate income tax, and franchise tax, should be directed to your accountant or tax advisor.
Step 2: Determine if you were on service during the period of the notice
Make sure your notice applies to a time you used QuickBooks Payroll. If the notice timeframe is outside of service, contact the person or company who handled your payroll at that time.
Step 3: Send in your tax notice
Choose your payroll service below to learn how to send us your tax notice.
Note: Not sure which payroll service you have? Here's how to find your payroll service. |
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