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If any module window is left open for an extended period of time, when I go back to PayWindow, that window is nowhere to be seen and alll other module options are greyed out in the sidebar and top...

I have an employee with $6000 gross wages and 4 allowances on W-4. Here's the way I calculate fed w/h...
Annualized GW: $312,000 ($6000 x 52)
W/h Allowance: $17,200 ($4300 x 4)
Wages...

When I went into ZPay 2021, I thought I read in the update notes where it said the 2022 update contained the 7/21 updates to the tax tables, so it would need to be installed before running any more...

When running paywinsetup.com, it almost immediately gives the following error message:

Unable to execute file in the temporary directory. Setup aborted.
Error 5: Access is denied.

Thank you for your excellent explanation, Paul.

When I checked the 2015 Oklahoma Withholding Tables (https://www.ok.gov/tax/documents/2015%20Withholding%20Tables.pdf), the Annual Married table on...

I'm back again. I am now having trouble matching the withholding amount for the state of Oklahoma. I'm assuming you annualize it the same way you do for the federal--is that right? When I do...

Thanks so much, Paul! That explanation is exactly what I was needing! I was using the Weekly Percentage Method, which calculates a slightly higher amount than the Annual Method, but without knowing...

Sorry to be so dense, but there is no formula actually depicted in that FAQ, at least not that I saw. There's only a reference to the 2010 Publication 15 and instructions to use the similar table in...

Paul,

Thanks for the reference to the FAQ on the exact calculation method. I read it, but it did not give me the concrete answer I was looking for. Would you take the numbers given in the...

I am using 14.0.14. When I manually try to calculate fed withholding, I am always a few pennies off from what PayWindow calculates.
Here's an example.
Gross Wages: ...

Paul, did you see my subsequent post at 12:34 am? The reason for the difference was because I copied what you had showing on your screenshot. I then fired off the post at 10:45 pm only afterwards...

Paul, I figured out why you were getting higher withholdings: the Earnings amount should be $2,400.00 not $2,096.00. $2,096.00 is actually the amount of wages subject to withholding. If you use...

Thanks for the excellent tutorial, Paul! The strange thing is that I had entered $2,096.00 in the Earnings box on the Transaction Edit screen, clicked the Pay button, and the program calculated...

My last post was wrong...I'm still having an issue reconciling the Paywin fed withholding calculations with what the IRS tables say.

Here is my current scenario: married w/ 4 exemptions, wages...

Thank you, Paul. In spreadsheet, I had increased the wage bracket amounts but failed to notice that the withhold amounts has increased also. Everything checks out now. :)

Paul, which page in Circular E (http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p15.pdf) are you referring to? I searched for the word Exact and did not find it in relation to a withholding calculation method.

Using code 52 weekly pay type, Paywin calculates a higher withholding amount than what the IRS weekly percentage method table says it should be. For instance, for an employee with $1800 gross wages...

I have the latest and greatest of the PayWindow program, but when I try to update to the latest tax tables, the setup program gives the following message: "You have PayWindow: it is necessary to...

Could that be caused by my selecting "Install for all users" the last time I installed a program update? I believe that was a fairly new option, as I didn't remember it before, or at least I...

I have version 10.0.23 installed. When I try to install updated tax tables, the setup program gives me the following error:
"You have PayWindow: it is necessary to install version 10.0.11 or...

Where are you getting the range amounts that are in the ZPAY table? I'm looking all through the Oklahoma publication, but I don't see anything that matches the figures in the ZPAY table. (In fact,...

Cannot get Oklahoma tax table to match actual percentage calculations shown in the Oklahoma publication (see http://www.tax.ok.gov/publicat/2012WHTables.pdf).