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wakerunner
04-29-2008, 07:44 PM
I am evaluating PayWindow.

Let me start by saying I am glad to see an affordable alternative to Quickbooks payroll.

I was also very glad to see you could put your own background image in to replace that terrible logo background, you really should design a new logo.

I only do payroll for 1 person (me) so I do not have a lot of requirements and it looks like PayWindows will handle them, except for the 2 items below.

1. The Tax Liability Report. I need to be able to run this report for ANY date range, not just by a whole quarter. This is the only report that I have found that shows all tax liability and I don't know about anybody else but I pay my taxes by the month so a quarterly only report is useless. I know I can get these figures from other reports and hand calculate the taxes due from the employee payroll report but I should not have to...thats the point of using software. Also it would be nice if that report gave you a total of all liability due to the IRS, Fed Tax withheld, FICA +Medicare.

2. There is no options for SEP Retirement, which isn't a big deal I can just make an entry in Quickbooks for that since SEP does not effect taxes but it would be nice to have it included also.

Paul Mayer
04-29-2008, 07:58 PM
The Employer's Totals report holds the tax liabilities for the pay period, MTD, QTD and YTD. This is one of two reports that should be printed and filed away as a paper trail for any possible future audits. They are described (note the bold text marked items) on this web page:

http://zpay.com/report-descriptions.htm

For non taxable deductions, see the Tutorial titled "How to setup and use non-taxable deductions" at http://zpay.com/help.

wakerunner
05-01-2008, 06:20 PM
Thanks for the info on the report. I overlooked that report, it is exactly what I am looking for.

For the SEP IRA it is not a deductible, it is paid by the company as a % of employee salary.

Paul Mayer
05-01-2008, 08:32 PM
If it's not a deduction, then we do not track it. (Ref: SEP IRA)