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Buy nowWhen I look at my expenses or pull up my profit and loss statement it shows my payroll twice. It counts the company gross pay, in addition to the net and the taxes-how do I fix how this is labeled/recorded in quickbooks?
Hello there, Slicker.
When payroll is created in QuickBooks Online, it automatically assigns the gross pay, net pay, and taxes to different accounts. If these accounts aren’t mapped correctly, payroll can be counted twice on your Profit and Loss report.
To resolve this, you can review your payroll account setup to ensure everything is correctly mapped. Once it is adjusted, your report should accurately reflect payroll expenses without duplication.
You can follow the steps below to update your payroll accounting settings:

You’ll also need to change past transactions manually, as the update won’t apply to them automatically.
Let us know if you have additional questions or concerns. We're here to help.
Greetings, @ slicker.
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Step 4 says to choose the right account-how am I suppose to know which account is the “right” account?
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