Sage 50 US

I have updated Sage 50 Payroll to 20240101. The federal tax brackets were to change for 2024, but when I go process payroll for the new year the federal amounts for all employees have stayed the same as 2023. Spoke to support yesterday and all they said…

I have a client with a business care subscription (3 user) on Quantum. They will be out of business as of the end of 2020. They are no longer running payroll. Their current business care subscription runs out December 14th. I spoke to their account…

Hello all! I've recently converted from QBD to Sage 50 and have manually entered the beginning balances for prior payrolls. The totals are not reflected on the Income Statement and I'm at a loss. Any thoughts? Thank you! Rebekah Roy, EA

I received an email from a client indicating they now have an employee with a garnishment order. The order reads the employee is to have a total of $762.80 garnished from their paycheck over the next 10 pay periods (evenly). Is there way to setup a garnishment…

The year to date is wrong from one paycheck to another for an employee and it is not right, it is off at least $10k. I need help on how to fix this...Any help is much appreciated.

Hello, I work for an IT support firm and one of our customers uses Sage and has asked if there is a way to get payroll updates only for Texas instead of all states?

The 1st January 2018 Sage 50 US Payroll Solutions Update was released today, December 19th 2017 This update contains Federal and State tax formula calculations for the 2018 calendar year reported through December 13th, 2017 . To receive this update…

I ran my Tax Liability Report on 2/1/2017. I paid my 941 taxes for January based off this report. I just ran my 941 quarterly Tax Return and discovered January's report was incorrect causing me to over pay my 941's. Why would this happen?

Can I set up a payroll formula for my employer portion of Simple IRA to say 3% but not greater than the employees contribution? I have a few EEs who contribute a flat rate and I am not sure how to get them to calculate the 3% and then one who is paid…