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You've come to the right place, @rance.
Yes, you can enter a prior payroll to record the missing paychecks in your QuickBooks account. I can guide you how.
You can check this article for step-by-step instructions: Set up a prior payroll.
To prepare for the year-end filling, you can read through this article: Common year-end questions and answers.
Feel free to leave your comments below if you have other questions. I'm always here to help.
Thank You, I am using QB Online payroll and I have already entered paychecks for the employee but several were never entered and I need to go in and enter them so that the employees year end stub and payroll reports are correct??
I do not see the option you describe when I go into the employee??
Thank you for the clarification, rance.
The option to enter prior payroll is only available if there's no paycheck run within QuickBooks. You can create backdated checks, though. Just click the Pay period drop-down to see the available pay period you can run. Note that not all dates will be visible. If the paycheck you need to add is beyond the dates you can go back to, I recommend contacting our QuickBooks support. We will be the one to add the payroll data adjustments on your account. Here's how:
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