Purpose: This report provides a summary of taxes calculated and withheld for employees across payroll runs.
Why It Matters: Understanding your organization's tax liabilities is crucial for accurate financial planning and compliance. This report offers a consolidated view of all tax types (federal, state, local) processed, helping you verify amounts and identify discrepancies quickly.
Efficiency Drivers:
- Quick Validation: Easily compare total withheld amounts against expected values to catch errors early, reducing time spent on reconciliation.
- Compliance Assurance: Ensures that your payroll tax calculations align with legal requirements, avoiding potential penalties.
- Enhanced Financial Planning: By providing a clear overview of tax obligations, this report aids in more precise budgeting and cash flow management.
Parameters
Parameter Name |
Options |
Description |
Branch (Paycheck) |
All available branches |
Paycheck’s branch |
Start Date (Check) |
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Check Date |
End Date (Check) |
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Check Date |
Date Type |
Accounting Period Date, Check Date |
Paycheck Accounting Period Date or Invoice Date |
Show Summary |
Yes, No |
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Show Local Taxes |
Yes, No |
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Report Fields
Show Summary = Yes
Field Name |
Description |
Supplier Description | Paycheck’s Supplier |
State Description | Description of State on which tax is implied. Like example – Alabama, Alaska, etc. |
Tax Type | Type of the Tax. Like example – Federal Income Tax, FICA, FUTA, SUI, etc. |
Tax Name | Name of the Tax. Like example – FICA EE, FICA ER, AL WH, AR AUI ER, etc. |
Tax EIN | Supplier’s Tax EIN |
Tax Code | Payment Check's Tax Code |
EmployeeTax Checkbox (checked or unchecked) |
Checked If it is Employee Tax, unchecked if Employer Tax |
ResidentTax | Resident or Non-Resident Tax |
Gross Amount | Total Gross Wages earned by Employee in given date range |
Subject Gross | Total Wages Subjected on which Tax is applicable in given date range |
Taxable Gross | Total Wages in which actual Tax is calculated in given date range |
Tax Amount | Total Tax amount deducted in given date range |
Show Summary = No
Field Name |
Description |
Supplier Description | Paycheck’s Supplier |
SSN | Employee's SSN |
First Name | Employee’s First Name |
Last Name | Employee’s Last Name |
Check Number | Paycheck’s number |
Check Date | Paycheck’s date |
Accounting Period Date | Paycheck’s Accounting Period Date |
State Description | Description of State on which tax is implied. Like example – Alabama, Alaska, etc. |
Tax Type | Type of the Tax. Like example – Federal Income Tax, FICA, FUTA, SUI, etc. |
Tax Name | Name of the Tax. Like example – FICA EE, FICA ER, AL WH, AR AUI ER, etc. |
Tax EIN | Supplier’s Tax EIN |
Tax Code | Payment Check's Tax Code |
EmployeeTax Checkbox (checked or Unchecked) | Checked If it is Employee Tax, Unchecked if Employer Tax |
ResidentTax | Resident or Non-Resident Tax |
Gross Amount | Total Gross Wages earned by Employee in given date range |
Subject Gross | Total Wages Subjected on which Tax is applicable in given date range |
Taxable Gross | Total Wages in which actual Tax is calculated in given date range |
Tax Amount | Total Tax amount deducted in given date range |
Actionable Insights:
- Review Regularly: Make it a routine to check this report after each payroll run. Look for any anomalies or unexpected changes in tax amounts.
- Set Up Alerts: If available, set up alerts for significant deviations in tax withholdings, enabling proactive management and swift resolution.
- Integrate with Audits: Use this report as a part of your internal auditing process to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Leveraging this report effectively means fewer errors, improved compliance, and a more streamlined payroll process, freeing up time to focus on strategic activities that drive business growth.
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