Had to turn off auto efile/pay source ded for ONE client. Had to use QBO help for it no choice. THEY turned off auto efile/epay for ALL of my clients! Disaster-now what?

Finding out that all clients' auto e-file settings were disrupted when you only meant to update one can be concerning, @sleepwell2013. Let's tackle this issue together and get things back on track.

To clarify, turning off the auto e-file/pay settings for one client should not affect all of your other clients. This appears to be an isolated issue, and we can certainly help you rectify it by turning on auto e-file/pay for your other clients using QuickBooks Online.

Here's how:

1. Open your QuickBooks Online (QBO) account.
2. From the Cog Wheel ⚙, then select Payroll Settings.
3. Go to the Taxes and Forms section, and click Edit ✎.
4. Tick the Automate taxes and forms box.
   
   
   
   
5. Select Save, then Done.

If you face any difficulties or need further assistance, I strongly recommend reaching out to our Customer Support team. They are equipped to provide you with specialized help and can offer guidance tailored to your specific situation. Here’s how you can contact them:

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3. Enter your question in the box and hit Continue.
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Make sure to check their available support hours so you can connect with an agent at a convenient time.

For additional tips about handling payroll taxes in QBO, you can visit these articles:

• Manage automatic tax payments and form filings
• Pay and file payroll taxes and forms in Online Payroll

Moreover, if you have tax payments made for prior tax periods, see the details from this link to record the entries: Recording prior tax payments.

Remember, we're here to help if you have more questions while handling your payroll taxes or any other QuickBooks concerns. Just leave your comment below and we'd be happy to assist.