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Payroll Transmittals - Balancing transmittals (01h11m41s) (2025.05)

 

In this webinar, learn how to: 

  • Overview of setting up transmittals, tying transmittal to AP vendor, assigning a group, and adding pay codes.

  • Calculate transmittal amounts and review transmittal register.

  • Compare with pay code transaction report, EFTPS report, State Retirement Report, Workers compensation report, and SUTA report. 

  • Enter transmittal adjustment

  • Print transmittals, update to general ledger, and review liability balances.

  • Explain how payroll register an benefits register can be used to find amounts posting to specific GL accounts. 

 

 

 

 

 

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