SUTA not showing up in deductions of paychecks

[Twotone]

I am just using the trial version because Quickbooks has that year renewal price of an amazing $295. I want to make sure this will work for us before purchasing. The TN unemployment tax is not showing up as a deduction on the paychecks. I was wondering where I would go to set that up.

Thanks in advance.

[Paul Mayer]

You need to set your State Unemployment rate in the company override as seen in the help file:

http://zpay.com/pw-online-help/module_9_4.htm?mw=MjMw&st=MQ==&sct=MA==&ms=AAA=

Then as that is a company liability, it will be shown on the Employer Totals Report with all of your tax liabilities. See this page in the help file:

http://zpay.com/pw-online-help/module_12_2_1.htm?mw=MjMw&st=MQ==&sct=NDY0&ms=AAA=

[Twotone]

Ok, I saw that there but didn't think that I needed to override the tables. I'm taking it you have to since SUTA is dependent on your employees and etc?

[Paul Mayer]

Ok, I saw that there but didn't think that I needed to override the tables. I'm taking it you have to since SUTA is dependent on your employees and etc?

SUTA rates are different from company to company. The default in the tax records is for a new employer. By placing the rate in the company override, it will not be replaced with each update of the program and tax tables.

[Twotone]

Where are the SUTA calculations made on pay check form after making this change?

[Paul Mayer]

Where are the SUTA calculations made on pay check form after making this change?
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SUTA tax is *not* an employee's deduction and does not appear on the pay screen nor check stubs. SUTA is an employer tax, that is you and it appears on the Employer Totals Report that I gave you a link to earlier along with all of your tax liabilities.