With this new feature, QuickBooks & Workforce Elite help to keep you compliant with those projects requiring ‘certified payroll reports.’
Do you, or your clients, have work that requires submission of ‘Certified Payroll Reports’? If the answer is yes, then you know that you’ve either spent hours exporting payroll data into Excel to compile information to then transfer to a WH-347, or you have purchased (or subscribed to) a software that let’s you prepare WH-347 reports from either your QuickBooks or Excel data.
If you deal with projects that involve ‘government’ funding, either federal or in many cases state governments, you likely are required to use form WH-347 to report prevailing wages for those publicly funded projects your employees work on.
One of the complications of using WH-347 is that the form is used to report ‘weekly’ payroll data, that means having to track the data in ways that not only prepare your payroll for payday but report your payroll for WH-347 purposes. It may require you to change the payroll scheduled for your employees from “every two weeks” or “semi-monthly” to “weekly”.
QuickBooks users who are subscribed to QuickBooks Workforce Elite can now draft a weekly Form WH-347 to provide the information needed to complete the form for submission. Follow the steps below to prepare the Certified Payroll Reports you require.
With this new feature, QuickBooks & Workforce Elite help to keep you compliant with those projects requiring ‘certified payroll reports.’
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