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Our QB preferences are currently enabled for class tracking. We have found an issue that the classes that are entered on the weekly timesheet entry line for a specific project and class are not pulling over to the paycheck. It shows information on the timesheet with the project and correct class, but when you look at the paycheck for that person it has pulled it in and is showing the project but the class as overhead. This is affecting our reports because we run project time by class and we end up showing too much in overhead and have to go back and manually adjust all the classes on the paycheck. It is creating a lot of extra work when the information should already be coming over. Is there something we don't have set up correctly?
Hello there, TLStoddard.
I can help you troubleshoot the class tracking feature in your paychecks.
The class tracking feature and should show properly. Also, any payroll report that includes the class field is looking at your Paychecks, not your time records. With that being said, let's try a few basic troubleshooting steps to help eliminate any issues that may be occurring in the system. Using our Verify and Rebuild Data tool will allow this information to appear. Don't worry. It only takes a few easy steps. Here's how:
I'm adding this article for more information: Tracking payroll expenses by class, department, or location. To view other guides and tutorials, feel free to visit our general help topics page.
If you have additional questions about class tracking, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm here to help however I can. Have a good one.
The issue is the class information is not moving correctly from the time sheet to the paycheck. Thus the reports based on the paycheck information are not correct.
Hey GlenYoung007,
Thank you for reaching out to the QuickBooks Community! In this case, since the rebuild didn't correct the issue, I believe contacting our Support Team will be the best bet. They will be able to do a screen share and double-check to see how the items are set up and if it is set up accurately and run some other test. To connect with us, follow these steps below:
In case you have any other QuickBooks concerns in the future, you may check our self-help articles: Help articles for QuickBooks. Let me know if you need anything else or if you have additional questions about QuickBooks. I'll be here to help.
@GlenYoung007 RE: The issue is the class information is not moving correctly from the time sheet to the paycheck. Thus the reports based on the paycheck information are not correct.
What's incorrect about they way the classes are being used on the paychecks? Specifics help. For example, is only one class being used for all earnings rows? Or, are multiple classes being used, but the totals are wrong? Or, something else?
Multiple classes on the time sheet. Not carried over to the paycheck. Instead will post Overhead on all the line items.
So each employee is set up with a default class - either overhead or administrative. On our timesheets we are entering employee time to various projects and each project has it's own class set up. So one employee's timesheet could have several lines with time to 5-10 projects. There is something happening when the information moves over to the paycheck. All the time is there, but sometimes instead of the correct project class coming over it defaults to the overhead or administrative. The thing is there doesn't seem to be any consistency. Sometimes they move over to the paycheck correctly and sometimes they don't.
This issue has been going on for a long time and we've just been manually correcting it and thought it was time to maybe see if there was a way to fix the issue. We have already done multiple rebuilds, etc. and there are no errors that show up that indicate a problem or a fix for this issue.
Thanks for getting back to us, @TLStoddard.
I appreciate you trying the steps to rebuild your QuickBooks Desktop data.
Since you continue to get the same error, I recommend contacting our Support Team again for further assistance. One of our specialists can look into this further in a safe environment. Let me provide you with the same steps to reach them as my colleague mentioned above.
Here's how:
To view other guides and tutorials, feel free to visit our general help topics page.
If you have additional questions about class tracking, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm here to help however I can. Have a good one.
When I reached out about this I was told a person could only have one class - and although we can track time to multiple classes and see it on the paycheck. It doesn't integrate into QuickBooks that way. Is that still true or did you figure something else out?
I can see that it's a duplicate post, @Badtgirl.
My colleague Maybelle_S already shared her answer to your concern about class tracking for payroll. You can check out her response through this link: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/employees-and-payroll/payroll-classes-mapping-to-q....
The QuickBooks Community team is always here to help if you have any other concerns or follow-up questions. Have a good day!
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