Net wages not balancing

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Hi all,

I having problems with my accounts as a result of payroll. I am using both Sage Business Cloud Payroll and Cloud Accounting. I have read several Sage articles about posting salary journal entries manually, but my payroll seems to do it automatically into my 2250 and 7000 accounts. However, i'm having an issue with my 2250 (Net Wages) account. I pay my employees weekly so each when after processing the pay run my 2250 account shows a credit and matching debit. However, I pay my employees from the bank and since I have my bank feed directly into my Accounting, I see those transactions. I have been creating transactions for them in my 2250 account, but as a result, it is not zero (as I believe it should be).

Also, when I could to reconcile my bank statement each month, it doesn't match. If I check off all my transactions from my statements it's fine, but in the table within Sage, there are single line entries each week for the total salary payment for that week. Since the actual transactions have come out of the bank as individual payments to each employee, the wage values match against the individual transactions and not against this single, total entry each week.

Can anyone help me understand:

1) What should I be doing with my individual employee wage payments coming in from my bank feed?

2) Should 2250 be zero and if so, how do I get it zero?

3) Should I be created a manual salary journal entry? Articles suggest so, but Sage seems to be doing it automatically?

4) What do I do about the line entries on my reconciliation screen?

Sorry for all the questions, but i'm pulling my hair out here.

Many thanks,

Paul

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    Hi Paul,

    May be worth waiting for a more experienced response than mine but i recently had the the same thing.

    Answers as far as i know:

    1) Post your wages from the bank feed to 2250 and it should be going to zero or look for when it stopped, it may be that a correction was made and needs a journal to correct within 2250.

    2) Yes, and as above, may need a journal to correct and the rest may automatically go to zero once this has been done. If you have had a correction on payroll, i find this is when i need to do a journal.

    3) Yes possibly, answered above

    4) Unsure, sorry. Maybe phone them.

    Thanks

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    Hi Paul,

    May be worth waiting for a more experienced response than mine but i recently had the the same thing.

    Answers as far as i know:

    1) Post your wages from the bank feed to 2250 and it should be going to zero or look for when it stopped, it may be that a correction was made and needs a journal to correct within 2250.

    2) Yes, and as above, may need a journal to correct and the rest may automatically go to zero once this has been done. If you have had a correction on payroll, i find this is when i need to do a journal.

    3) Yes possibly, answered above

    4) Unsure, sorry. Maybe phone them.

    Thanks

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