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I am not quite sure where this should get categorized, but here goes:
I was contracting for a company and using QBO to invoice them every month. I have converted to a W-2 employee and am now invoicing them every week based on my hours, but taxes are being taken out. This means if I invoice them $1,000 for the week, my net pay may be $900. How do I account for this difference in QBO?
Hi there, smasiello.
QuickBooks Online has a feature to track and bill customers for the number of hours used in a project or activity. This is available in Essentials, Plus, and Advanced version of QuickBooks. Let's ensure to turn this feature on. For time details, you can include the following:
To turn on time tracking:
Once done, you can enter record time as billable and then add billable to invoice marked them as Billable.
To record time billable:
You can refer to these links for more information about setting up time tracking and entering billable time in QBO:
This information will help you able to track the billable time.
You can tag me if you have additional concerns. I'd be glad to assist.
If you are a w-2 employee, you do NOT invoice the company for your time working for them.
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