There are reasons why taxes in QuickBooks Online (QBO) payroll are incorrectly calculated. Let me share this with you and provide the resolution for it.
QBO Payroll calculates taxes based on what information you entered. The incorrect calculations are caused by inaccurate employee tax and payroll item setup or the wage limit has been reached.
To fix this, you need to review the setup of your payroll wages, deductions, or contributions. Then, update them to the correct one.
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When I run a payroll summary report, I get a different amount of tax due than what quickbooks is calculating as the amount due. There were NO issues with this in desktop (which I used for 20 years, Basic Payroll) and everything is set up exactly the same for the clergy employees and non-clergy.
Why is this happening?
The suggestions posted are not helping as it seems no one at Intuit understands church bookkeeping.
Also, they can review your account and look for the root cause of it, then find a fix.
Once this is fixed, you can read this article if you want to save the customization of your payroll summary report: Memorize reports in QuickBooks Online.
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