I'm glad to see you here in the Community, saranya. I'll help you access your employee's pay details in a given period in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
To check for your employee's pay stub details in QBO, we can maximize the Payroll summary by employee report in QBO and check the data from there. Here's how:
Open your QBO account. Then, go to the Reports menu.
From the Standard tab, enter the Payroll summary by employee on the Find report by name search bar.
Modify the Payroll period accurately and press Apply.
Click Customize and choose the employee on the Employee dropdown.
(Optional) tick the details you want to include in the data from the What to include section.
Once done, select Run Report.
Additionally, here's an article that can help you manage your payroll reports and get a closer look at your business finances: Run payroll reports.
I'll be around if you have more questions regarding your employee's pay stub and other QuickBooks-related queries. Take care!
This is a very common issue for business owners and self-employed individuals, as formal pay stubs aren't available, Pam.
To show proof of income from QuickBooks Online (QBO), you’ll need to generate a Profit and Loss (P&L) report, also called an Income Statement. This report lists your business’s total income and expenses for a set period, showing your net income or loss. Lenders, landlords, and other organizations usually ask for this document to verify your income. Here’s how you can get it:
If both you and your husband earn income from the same business in QBO, you can use one P&L report and supporting documents for your joint application. If each of you has a separate business, you’ll just need to prepare documents for each, including P&L reports, bank statements, and tax returns. We recommend reaching out to the institution you’re working with to see what they accept as proof of self-employment income, then using the P&L report from QuickBooks as your main document.
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