To help you prepare for year-end, this third bulletin in a series of hints is here to answer your frequently asked questions about payroll, tax tables, the vendor year-end function, and printing W-2 and 1099 forms:
To ensure you get the appropriate stock for your printer, look to your Year-End KeyOps FAQs on Preparing to Print 1099s and W-2s. More »
The Vendor Remit/Settings tab has three 1099 fields to ensure your 1099-MISC tax forms print the tax IDs and YTD amounts for your contract laborers. More »
If you have outstanding invoices to post, learn how to postpone the vendor year-end function. More »
If any personnel records show first name first (as in “JANE DOE”), use the Swap Name parameter to print last name first, avoiding W-2 form overlap. More »
Learn how easy it is to do a “bonus check” run that does not include base pay amounts or benefit deductions, but gives you the flexibility to enter different bonuses for each payroll account. More »
The IRS has not yet published the new tax tables for 2012. We will notify you when they are ready! After you close Payroll and print all reports and W-2s for 2011, update (L4) payroll parameters to reflect tax withholding rates for wages paid in 2012. More »
While no action is required now, a U.S. mandate may require you to report the employer portion of insurance benefits on W-2 forms in January 2013. If this affects you, add your name to the list! More »
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