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Need all employer taxes and additions to go to overhead, not as a % of job assigned hours

US QuickBooks Pro for Windows : 2010

I am applying jobs/classes per payroll item in '09 software, but it appears QB auto assigns payroll taxes and payroll additions as a % of each job assigned to salary hours. I want all payroll taxes and additions to go to overhead, how?

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I will have to look so I can see what you mean, but I am sure you are right. If I were you, I would make a monthly journal entry called:

DR payroll taxes(one each if you want) $100 (with the class called "Overhead"

CR payroll taxes total $100(one each if you want) (with the classes/jobs broken down between the ones already used by the system). This is simply a re-classing entry.

If you use Pro Series Basic I might not be able to help you. If you use Turbo Tax I might refuse to help you. All others, watch out! ;-)

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