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Prepare for taxes with QuickBooks

Track important tax dates, understand forms and notices, and learn how to manage common tax tasks.

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After you file your 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC forms, and they have been accepted by the IRS, if you need to correct an error or filing follow the below steps. If your form is rejected, see Fix rejected 1099 forms.

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Need to fix something on your employee's W-2? Depending on your payroll service and if the W-2s and W-3s have already been filed, either you can fix it or we'll fix it for you.

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Update your payroll form filing and tax deposit frequency in Intuit QuickBooks Workforce or QuickBooks Desktop Payroll to ensure compliance. If the IRS or your state agency sends you a new form filing or tax deposit schedule, you'll need to update the info in your payroll product to file the correct forms and pay taxes on time.

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Learn about canceling a tax payment or form filing in Intuit QuickBooks Workforce or QuickBooks Desktop Payroll.

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If you see a negative tax amount in QuickBooks or have a credit notice from a tax agency, you'll need to resolve the overpayment. This helps makes sure your tax forms and reports are accurate. Common reasons for overpayments include a decreased state unemployment (SUI) rate, voided paychecks after a payment was made, or a duplicate tax payment.

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Learn how to fix and resubmit 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC forms rejected by the IRS in QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Contractor Payments, or Intuit QuickBooks Workforce.

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Stay compliant with federal and state regulations by installing the latest payroll update (22613), released on July 16, 2026.

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Learn how to access your state agency websites. These include:

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Learn how to set up local tax withholding for your company and employees.

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Getting your employees' W-2s right is important. You can preview your W-2s before they're filed with the government and sent to your employees. Here's what you can do in the preview W-2:

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The workplace is changing. More employees work from home, or work remotely in other states.

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With Intuit QuickBooks Workforce, you choose how you want to handle your payroll taxes and filings. This article shows you how to pay and file your federal (941, 944, 943, 940), state, and local taxes if you're set up for electronic payments and filings.

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Welcome to the QuickBooks Workforce Payroll blog, your source for payroll tax and compliance news. Did your state just announce a late rate change? Is a new tax on the horizon? We track the developments that affect your payroll, so you don't have to. Check back often, or subscribe, for timely alerts...

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What's Changing: Starting July 1, 2026, for all customers, QuickBooks Workforce will automatically pay and file all taxes that have been set up. As part of this update, manually submitting tax payments or filings for those taxes in the Workforce Tax Center will no longer be an option, and the abili...

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Hello QuickBooks users, and thanks for joining us. As Year-End quickly approaches, we want to ensure you feel confident and prepared to finish the year successfully. This brief guide will walk you through 1099 forms, including when and where you need to file them. This guide focuses specific...

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What's Changing: Starting July 1, 2026, for all customers, QuickBooks Workforce will automatically pay and file all taxes that have been set up. As part of this update, manually submitting tax payments or filings for those taxes in the Workforce Tax Center will no longer be an option, and the abili...

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What's changing? QuickBooks Workforce is making it even easier to manage payroll taxes. Starting in November 2025, all new subscriptions will have the Automated taxes and forms feature enabled as a mandatory setting. This means your clients can enjoy a more streamlined payroll experience, wi...

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