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QB is not a third party "agency" in your payroll and you have to get your own tax ID. QB can (if your subscription includes it) remit your taxes (and forms) FOR YOU. You are not paying QB a bulk payroll charge after the pay run. Your paychecks are paid from your checking account, even if passing through QB as Direct Deposit. Your employees are still your employees. QB is not signing your forms as a paid third party - or if they do it is nothing that you would set up.
QB is not a third party "agency" in your payroll and you have to get your own tax ID. QB can (if your subscription includes it) remit your taxes (and forms) FOR YOU. You are not paying QB a bulk payroll charge after the pay run. Your paychecks are paid from your checking account, even if passing through QB as Direct Deposit. Your employees are still your employees. QB is not signing your forms as a paid third party - or if they do it is nothing that you would set up.
Thank you. We are currently applying for TAX ID in CA. And one of it's requirement is to give them the Agency details. In this case, is it not QuickBooks the agency, since they will be remitting taxes our taxes on our behalf(they withhold it our employee, then remit the same taxes)?
I want to make sure you're able to co,plete your Tax ID application, @usermramirez,
It looks like you're using the Full-Service payroll for your taxes. In this case, you can reach out to our team if they can assist you with the details. To contact support, follow the steps below:
For live chat contact, click any of these links depending on the Payroll Service you're using:
Additionally, you may reach out again to your state agency and see if there is an option to skip the Agency details. They are the one's who can provide accurate advice when it comes to tax ID applications and requirements.
Kindly update this thread on how it goes. We'll be here if you need further help. Have a good one!