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Join nowIn QB Desktop under Reports > Employees and Payroll > More Payroll Reports in Excel > Tax Form Worksheets > choosing "State Wage Listing" you end up with a report with a column header "ISTT" that appears to be the gross wages, but for the life of me I can't figure out what ISTT stands for.
Anybody know? Is it as simple as "Income Subject To Tax"?
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Thanks for posting here, @IrSteve.
Yes, you're correct, ISTT stands for Income Subject To Tax. For your reference, please see this article: Excel-based payroll reports.
Just in case you'll need to create wage base adjustments to correct your employee's YTD total, here's the article you can follow: Entering wage base and tax adjustment to correct employee's quarter (qtd) or year to date (ytd) tota...
Feel free to get back here if you have further questions in accessing your excel reports in QuickBooks. I'm always around to help. Keep safe.
Thanks for posting here, @IrSteve.
Yes, you're correct, ISTT stands for Income Subject To Tax. For your reference, please see this article: Excel-based payroll reports.
Just in case you'll need to create wage base adjustments to correct your employee's YTD total, here's the article you can follow: Entering wage base and tax adjustment to correct employee's quarter (qtd) or year to date (ytd) tota...
Feel free to get back here if you have further questions in accessing your excel reports in QuickBooks. I'm always around to help. Keep safe.
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