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©2012 Pearson Education, Inc. publishing as Prentice Hall

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QUICKBOOKS® 2011: A COMPLETE COURSE

CHAPTER 8—LECTURE PAYROLL

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Chapter Focus: Employees, Payroll, and Tax Reports

• Payroll: Discussion of the ways QuickBooks processes the

payroll Learn how to manually enter the payroll

• Employees: Employees are paid New employees are added Calculations are performed for vacation pay, sick pay,

medical and dental insurance deductions• Taxes:

Tax reports and tax payments are prepared and analyzed


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QuickBooks’ Payroll

• Payroll is one of the main reasons to use a computerized accounting system

• If you enroll in QuickBooks payroll processing plans, you will be provided with up-to-date tax tables

• In order to enroll in a QuickBooks payroll plan, you must have a company tax identification number and a registered QuickBooks program


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QuickBooks’ Payroll

• QuickBooks provides several types of payroll processing alternatives Manual: no additional charge Subscription plans include:

• Online• Basic• Enhanced• Assisted

Direct Deposit: available with all subscription plans for an additional charge


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QuickBooks’ Payroll—Manual

• No fees or subscription required

• No tax tables are provided so withholding amounts must be calculated and entered

• All information used for payroll calculations must be entered


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QuickBooks’ Payroll—Online

• Subscription required--fee is $25-$39 per month for one employee, plus $1.50 per month for each additional employee (At time of writing)

• Unlimited number of payrolls each month• Can pay your employees directly from

Intuit and may use your iPhone• Federal and state taxes calculated and

paid electronically for you


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QuickBooks’ Payroll—Basic

• Subscription required—$99-$199 per year (at time of writing)

• Payroll option for companies with fee varies based on the number of employees

• Subscription enables Download up-to-date tax tables into QuickBooks Enter employee information once QuickBooks will use the employee information each

payday to • Automatically calculate deductions• Prepare paychecks

• Does not generate federal and state tax forms


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QuickBooks’ Payroll—Enhanced

• Subscription required—$219-$299 per year (at time of writing)

• Includes everything in the Standard Payroll• Adds:

Federal and State tax forms Tools for tracking workers compensation costs Tools for calculating bonuses Tools for entering hours for a large number of employees more

quickly• Comes in an accountant’s version• Automatically fills in your data on quarterly federal and

state tax forms• Can use E-File & Pay to file and pay payroll taxes

electronically with QuickBooks


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QuickBooks’ Payroll—Assisted

• Subscription required—Starting at $69 per month (at the time of writing)

• Provides Help setting up the first payroll• You use QuickBooks software to do the following:

Calculate earnings Calculate deductions Calculate net pay Print paychecks

• Assisted Payroll will: File federal and state payroll taxes Make tax deposits Process W-2s

• Guaranteed everything submitted for you will be accurate and on-time if you provide correct information

• Any issues come up with the IRS or state tax agencies, you will receive help to resolve them


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Direct Deposit

• Enables you to pay your employees by depositing their pay directly into their checking accounts

• Available for use with all the subscription payroll plans

• Direct deposit is free to set up

• Cost (at the time of writing) is $1.25 per check


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Select Manual Payroll• Press F1 to access Help• Click the Search tab• Type manual payroll• Click the search arrow• Click Process payroll

manually (without a subscription to QuickBooks Payroll)

• In the in the “If you prefer to process your payroll manually” section, click the words manual payroll calculations in the first item: Set your company file to use…


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Select Manual Payroll

• In the section “Are you sure you want to set your company file to use manual calculations”, click Set my company file to use manual calculations


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Select Manual Payroll

• Click OK on the QuickBooks Information screen to calculate and enter paycheck amounts manually

• Close Help


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Change Employee Information

• Change the salary to $30,000 and the pay period to monthly for Mikhail Branchev

• Click Employee Center icon• Click Mikhail Branchev• Click Edit Employee button• Click the drop-down list arrow for Change Tabs• Click Payroll and Compensation Info


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Change Employee Information

• On the Payroll Info tab, change the Hourly/Annual Rate to 30,000

• Click the drop-down list arrow for Pay Period, click Monthly

• Click OK


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Add New Employee

• 01/30/11 hired a part-time employee Ms. Pamela Gale SS. No. 100-55-6936 Female Birth date 02/14/80 2379 Bayshore Drive Venice, CA 90405 Phone 310-555-6611 Monthly pay period Paid an hourly rate of $15.00 Paid an overtime rate of $22.50 Federal and state withholding: Single, 0 Allowances No local taxes, dental insurance, medical insurance, sick time, or

vacation time


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Add New Employee

• Click the New Employee button at the top of the Employee Center

• Complete the Personal tab information

• Click in the text box for Mr./Ms./..., enter Ms.

• Tab to or click in each field and enter First Name—Pamela Last Name—Gale Social security number

—100-55-6936 Gender—Female Date of birth—

02/14/1980


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Add New Employee

• Click the Address and Contact tab and enter Address—2379

Bayshore Drive City—Venice State—CA Zip—90405 Phone—

310-555-6611


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Add New Employee

• Click the drop-down list arrow for Change Tabs and select Payroll and Compensation Info

• Click Item Name column under Earnings, click the drop-down list arrow that appears, click Hourly Rate

• Tab to or click Hourly/Annual Rate, enter 15.00


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Add New Employee

• Click Item Name column under Hourly Rate, click the drop-down list arrow that appears, click Overtime Rate

• QuickBooks enters the rate of 22.50.• Select a Monthly pay period


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Add New Employee

• Click the Taxes button and complete the tax information

• Federal taxes should show Filing Status: Single Allowances: 0 Extra Withholding:

0.00 Subject to:

• Medicare • Social Security• Federal

Unemployment Tax (Company Paid)


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Add New Employee

• Click the State tab • State Worked: CA• SUI and SDI should

be selected• State Subject to

Withholding: CA• Filing Status: Single• Allowances: 0• Extra Withholding:

0.00• Estimated

Deductions: 0


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Add New Employee

• Click the Other tab

• Click the drop-down list arrow for Item Name

• Click CA-Employment Training Tax

• Click OK to complete the tax information


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Add New Employee

• Click the drop-down list arrow for Change Tabs

• Click Employment Info

• The Hire Date: 01/30/11

• Employment Details Type: Regular

• Click OK


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Add New Employee

• Since Pamela does not have any sick/vacation hours, click Leave As Is on the New Employee: Payroll Info (other)


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Create Paychecks

• Once the manual payroll option has been selected, paychecks may be created

• Use provided tax tables and other information to enter hours and other data and preview the checks before creating them

• Once the payroll has been processed, checks may be printed


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Create Paychecks

• Click Pay Employees icon• If you get the QuickBooks Payroll Service screen,

click No


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Create Paychecks

• Enter the Pay Period Ends date: 01/31/11• Check Date: 01/31/11• Bank Account: Checking


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Create Paychecks

• Click Branchev, Mikhail and Mendelson, Stan Click Continue


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Create Paychecks

• On the Review & Create Paychecks screen, only Gross Pay is shown for Mikhail Branchev

• Nothing is shown for Stan Mendelson• Click Open Paycheck Detail to enter withholding

tax and other information


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Create Paychecks

• Enter 160 Hours for Mikhail Salary is automatically calculated by QuickBooks Pay Period dates of 01/01/11 to 01/31/11 are shown


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Create Paychecks

• Other Payroll Items: deductions created for the employee are shown


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Create Paychecks

• Since the payroll is using Manual processing, enter the information for the Company Summary: CA-Employment Training

Tax: 2.50 Social Security Company:

155.00 Medicare Company: 36.25 Federal Unemployment:

20.00 CA-Unemployment

Company: 100.00


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Create Paychecks• QuickBooks enters the

Amount for Salary: 2,500 Dental Insurance: -10.00 Health Insurance: -50.00

• Complete the Employee Summary: Federal Withholding: 375.00 Social Security Employee:

155.00 Medicare Employee: 36.25 CA-Withholding: 100.00 CA-Disability Employee:

27.00• QuickBooks enters the minus

in front of the number and calculates the Check Amount of $1,746.75


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Create Paychecks

• Change Hours to 152.00• Add Vacation Salary: 8.00 hours• QuickBooks calculates the rate for Vacation Salary and

Salary• Totals: shows 2,500.00 for pay and 160:00 for hours• Note the change in Vacation Avail. Hours to 32:00


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Create Paychecks

• Salary Hours: 152:00• Sick Salary Hours: 8:00• QuickBooks calculates the rate for Sick Salary and Salary • Totals: shows 2,500.00 for pay and 160:00 for hours• Note Sick Available hours are 32:00• Click Save & New to go to the next check


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Create Paychecks

• To create a paycheck for an hourly employee, Stan Mendelson: Pay Period dates: 01/01/11 to 01/31/11 Enter 72:00 Hours of Hourly Rate


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Create Paychecks

• Click below Overtime Rate in the Earnings Item Name column

• Click the drop-down list arrow• Click Sick Hourly Rate• Enter 8 as the number of Hours• View the Sick Available Hours (-8:00)


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Create Paychecks

• Complete the Company Summary: CA-Employment

Training Tax: 2.00 Social Security

Company: 124.00 Medicare Company:

29.00 Federal

Unemployment: 16.00 CA-Unemployment

Company: 80.00


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Create Paychecks

• QuickBooks enters the Amount for Hourly Rate

• Complete Employee Summary: Federal Withholding: 300.00 Social Security Employee:

124.00 Medicare Employee: 29.00 CA-Withholding: 80.00 CA-Disability Employee: 21.60

• QuickBooks enters the minus in front of the numbers and calculates the Check Amount of 1,445.40

• Click Save & Close


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Create Paychecks

• Review the Paycheck information for Mikhail and Stan

• Note that QuickBooks shows the amounts for each employee and the total for both


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Create Paychecks

• Click Create Paychecks

• Verify the Confirmation & Next Steps

• Click Print Paychecks


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Print Paychecks

• The checks should be marked• Click OK to print


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Print Paychecks

• Select the Voucher Check Style Voucher will

print the pay stub

Standard prints just the check

Wallet prints just the check

• Click Print


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Print Paychecks

• Click OK on the Print Checks-Confirmation screen


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Edit Employee

• Change Sick Available Hours for Stan Mendelson• Open Employee Center• Click Mendelson, Stan • Click Edit Employee


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Edit Employee

• Click the drop-down list arrow for Change Tabs• Click Payroll and Compensation Info• Click the button for Sick/Vacation


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Edit Employee

• View Sick Hours • Note the Hours

Available show -8:00• Hours Used in 2011

are 8:00


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Edit Employee

• Complete Sick and Vacation Hours Enter 12:OO for Sick

Hours available as of 01/31/2011

Enter 20:00 for Vacation Hours available as of 01/31/2011

Click OK


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Change a Paycheck

• Add 2 overtime hours to Stan Mendelson’s paycheck

• Click Write Checks icon

• Click Previous until you get to Stan’s check


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Change a Paycheck

• Click the Paycheck Detail button• Before entering any changes to Stan’s

Paycheck, view the Paycheck Detail and note the Sick and Vacation Available hours


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Change a Paycheck

• In order to make changes to the check, click Unlock Net Pay

• On the Special Paycheck Situation screen, click OK


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Change a Paycheck

• Add 2 hours of Overtime • Note that QuickBooks calculates the Total Hours and the

Total Pay


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Change a Paycheck

• Changing the hours, adds more income for Stan

• Withholding needs to be changed

• Change Company Summary items: CA-Employment Training

Tax: 2.10 Social Security Company:

126.50 Medicare Company: 29.85 Federal Unemployment:

17.00 CA-Unemployment

Company: 82.00


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Change a Paycheck

• QuickBooks enters the Overtime Rate Amount: 75.00

• Change Employee Summary: Federal Withholding: 312.00 Social Security Employee:

126.50 Medicare Employee: 29.85 CA-Withholding: 82.00 CA-Disability Employee: 22.45

• Note the change in the Check Amount: 1,502.20


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Payroll Summary Report

• The Payroll Summary Report shows: Gross pay Sick and vacation hours and pay Deductions from gross pay Adjusted gross pay Taxes withheld Deductions from net pay Net pay Employer-paid taxes and contributions for each

employee individually and for the company


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Prepare Payroll Summary Report

• Click Reports Center on the icon bar

• Click Employees & Payroll

• Double-Click Payroll Summary to prepare the report


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Prepare Payroll Summary Report

• Enter the dates 01/01/11 to 01/31/11

• View the report for January


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Employee Earning Summary

• The Employee Earnings Summary Report lists the same information as the Payroll Summary Report.

• The information for each employee is categorized by payroll items

• Double-click Employee Earnings Summary as the report

• Use the dates from 01/01/11 to 01/31/11


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Prepare Employee Earning Summary

• Scroll through the report (a partial report is shown below)

• Notice the way in which payroll amounts are grouped by item rather than employee


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Payroll Liability Balances Report

• This report lists the company’s payroll liabilities that are unpaid as of the report date

• This report should be prepared prior to paying any payroll taxes


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Prepare Payroll Liability Balances Report

• Double-click Payroll Liability Balances as the report

• The report dates should be 01/01/11 to 01/31/11


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Payroll Liabilities

• QuickBooks keeps track of the payroll taxes and other payroll liabilities that you owe

• QuickBooks allows you to choose to: Pay all liabilities Select individual liabilities for payment

• QuickBooks will consolidate all the amounts for one vendor and prepare one check for that vendor


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Pay Payroll Liabilities

• Click Pay Liabilities icon• Enter the dates of 01/01/11 to 01/31/11 on the

Select Date Range For Liabilities • Click OK


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• Select To be printed• Bank Account: Checking• Check Date: 01/31/11• Select Create liability check without reviewing • Sort by: Payable To• Show payroll liabilities from 01/01/11 to 01/31/11


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• Click in the check column for each liability listed

• Click Create


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View Liability Payment Checks

• Click Write Checks icon• Click Previous• Analyze check to United

States Treasury for 1,419.20

• Payment is for Federal

Unemployment: 37.00 Federal Withholding:

687.00 Medicare Company:

66.10 Medicare Employee:

66.10 Social Security

Company: 281.50 Social Security

Employee: 281.50


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Payroll Taxes• Depending on the type of payroll service to

which you subscribe, QuickBooks will prepare, print, and sometimes submit your tax forms for: Quarterly Form 941 Annual Form 944 Annual Form 940 Annual Form 943 Annual W-2/W-3 State Tax Forms

• If you do not subscribe to an Intuit Payroll service, you may use the Report Menu to send the information for the form to Excel then manually complete the form


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Payroll Taxes

• At the time of writing, QuickBooks includes several reports that enable you to link payroll data from QuickBooks to Excel workbooks

• The workbooks provided contain worksheets designed to summarize payroll data collected and to organize data needed to prepare the state and federal tax forms

• Many of the worksheets are preset with an Excel Pivot Table


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Payroll Taxes

• The worksheets may be used as designed or they may be modified to suit your reporting needs

• You may only prepare these Excel reports if : Payroll data was entered in QuickBooks; i.e.

• Paychecks• Withholding

Have Microsoft Excel 2000 or later installed on your computer and macros enabled

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