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Are Your QuickBooks Payroll & Certified Payroll Processes Efficient?
Ask any business owner how efficient he thinks his payroll and certified payroll processes are and I'm betting he'll either say "oh they are very efficient" or "they could be better". I attended a really great webinar called "A Tale of Two Payroll Processes" a couple of weeks ago, hosted by CPA Practice Advisor and presented by TSheets. During this webinar I learned some alarming facts that immediately took me back about 15 years to a time when I was doing a ton of payroll and certified payroll processes manually and literally wanted to tear my hair out. Continue reading
Construction Payroll, Should I Do It In-house or Outsource It?
Construction payroll can be complex and many business owners wonder if they should hire a payroll clerk and issue payroll in-house or if they should outsource it. As a contractor a significant portion of your job costs involve payroll and labor burden (payroll taxes, worker's compensation insurance, general liability insurance, company paid fringe benefits etc.) and you need to have these numbers included in your job costing reports so you can analyze your bidding practices and know whether or not you made a profit on the job. If your payroll is not run through your accounting software you loose this vital piece of job costing information. Continue reading
How to Correct Payroll Hours Incorrectly Charged to a Job
This QuickBooks payroll tip discusses how to correct payroll hours incorrectly charged to a job after paychecks have been created and cashed. Continue reading
QuickBooks Payroll Tip – Replacing a Lost Employee Paycheck
This situation can create quite a quandary for some business owners and their payroll clerks about how to replace this lost check. The immediate need is to reissue the paycheck. Continue reading
QuickBooks Tips Payroll Mistakes – It’s Not As Easy As 1-2-3 – Part 2
Many times I’ve seen employees bring in receipts or expense reports and the payroll clerk has added those reimbursements into the normal employee paycheck. Don’t let yourself get caught in this situation Continue reading