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Webinar: Step 2A-D. Verify pay code information (12m28s)

Carefully review the information stored in the Pay Codes table. The application uses the pay codes stored in the Pay Code table to calculate employee and employer amounts on quarterly reports, annual reports, W-2s, and so on. [More]

In this webinar, learn how to: 

  • Step 2A. Verify pay code rates and limits [More]

  • Step 2B. Verify ID numbers for federal and state pay codes [More]

  • Step 2C. Review the subject to pay codes [More]

  • Step 2D. Verify W-2 Box 10, 11, 12, and 14 settings [More]

 

 

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