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federal carbon tax started on April, the tax rate is 17%, however, it doesn't exist on quickbook.
My accountant set up WorkSafe (BC's worker's compensation) as a liability within payroll so that I don't have to figure it out myself. I pay quarterly and it was great, as I paid it quickly through the payroll liability screen. However, now I am doing the form for WorkSafe, and they require the assessable earnings total and my QB cheque just says the total that I owe- not how it came to that total (i.e earnings amount x my premium rate percentage). All my other liability cheques (source deductions, health insurance) list where the total comes from. Is there a way to see how QB came up with the amount I owe (without actually doing the calculations myself- which would be kinda missing the point)?
I am very concerned that QB is not giving correct tax year end instructions. Terms like "federal and provincial actions" and "social insurance numbers" do not inspire confidence. I had to search in order to find any instructions at all, and since we pay weekly wages, I have to complete the year end before Friday April 12. I used to use Sage payroll and they sent clear instructions. QB send nothing at all and leave users to find their own way around it. Nothing about P11D or P60 on the instructions, and I think the ones I found are actually Canadian?? Really poor .
Can I pay an employee manually on quickbooks online?
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