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treena
November 7, 2019
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Is there any way to change the amount of Payroll Taxes you are paying?

  • November 7, 2019
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Rochelley
Level 2
November 7, 2019

I'm assuming you mean you want to pay a different amount than what the PD7A report is indicating.  If so, why?  The reason could determine what course of action you can take.

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treenaAuthor
November 7, 2019

I'm new to Quickbooks online and for some reason, the Employer Portion of CPP did not show up on the PD7A.  I had to add it in separately, resulting in a different, higher, payment.  

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Rochelley
Level 2
November 8, 2019

Hi @treena 

 

The only reason I can think of for that happening is in the Employee's Tax setup , #1 What are *Employee's* tax witholdings?, under Tax Exemptions, the box for CPP under the question, "Which taxes does *Employee* NOT pay?", is checked.

 

I would check that setting for each employee.  Other than this, there should be no reason why CPP would not show up on your PD7A, being that it is a built-in feature of QBO.  If this isn't it, then you would have to approach technical support as I believe that checkbox for exempting CPP is the only thing you have control over in regards to CPP, and the missing CPP on the PD7A might indicate a technical problem.

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