- From the Dashboard, select Employee Changes > Other Employee Information
- Select
to open the Employee’s profile for changes
- Select the 'Payroll' tab, then click the "Jump To" option for Tax Information on the left
- Within the ‘Tax Information’ widget, click on either Federal or State, depending on the withholding you want to update
- To Update FEDERAL Tax Settings, Select the
option on the far right to enter a new record. This will add another row to enter the new withholding information
- Enter a Date From (or start date) of the current check date
- This date field can change historical pay statements “Tax Allowance Settings” section, that is why the date needs to be the current check date
- In the Form 2020 W4 field, select if a 2020 or later W4 form was completed
- If "Yes" is selected, the options for Filing Status, Two Jobs, Claim Dependent, Deduction, and Other Income become available. These settings follow Step 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the 2020 and later W4 form. Enter what the employee has elected on the form or if the entire form is blank, all fields can be left blank
- If "No" is selected, the options for Filing Status and # of Allowances will be available. These setting follow Box 3 & 5 of the 2019 and prior W4 form. If the form is blank in Box 5, enter 0 allowances
- If "Yes" is selected, the options for Filing Status, Two Jobs, Claim Dependent, Deduction, and Other Income become available. These settings follow Step 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the 2020 and later W4 form. Enter what the employee has elected on the form or if the entire form is blank, all fields can be left blank
- In the Additional Withholding field you can enter an additional amount ($) or percent (%) to withhold for Federal Income Tax on top of the employees' filing status elections
- In the Override Amount field you can enter an amount ($) or percent (%) to withhold for Federal Income Tax to only deduct that $ or % and ignore the employees' filing status elections
- If an Employee has requested to be “Exempt” on Line 7 of their W4:
- 2019 and prior, change the # Of Allowances to ‘99’.
- 2020 and above, update EE Withhold dropdown to 'Block W/H'. If you do not have access, please send in a request to your CSR. (Do NOT use ‘Exempt’, as this causes the employee's wages to be excluded from their W-2.)
- If a PASTOR has requested to only have their Personal Income Taxes applied (meaning they will have only Federal and State Income Taxes withheld from their check) leave the EE Withhold dropdown as ‘Yes’ and enter their Filing Status and withholding information
- If a PASTOR has requested to be “Exempt” from all taxes (meaning they will have NO income taxes withheld from their check) update the EE Withhold dropdown to ‘Block W/H’. Do NOT select "Exempt" as this causes the Pastor's wages to be excluded from their W-2.
- Select 'Add' to update the Federal tax settings
- For the PASTOR, you will need to change the Tax Jurisdiction settings to have OASDI, Medicare, and Additional Medicare marked as 'Exempt'
- After saving the new Federal Income Tax settings, select the Actions icon
on the right then click 'View Tax Jurisdictions'
- Update ONLY the OASDI (FICA), Medicare, and Additional Medicare EE Withhold dropdown to 'Exempt'
- Click
- After saving the new Federal Income Tax settings, select the Actions icon
- Enter a Date From (or start date) of the current check date
- To update STATE Tax Settings, select the Actions icon
on the right then click 'Edit'
- Within the sub window, select
next to Filing Status if there is a change to the setting to add a new record and enter the Effective Date as the current check date
- Do NOT just update the current Filing Status as this field can change historical pay statements “Tax Allowance Settings” section
- Please contact your CSR if you need to make changes to any additional State taxes, as changes will affect the W-2’s!!
- Update the Number of Allowances if there is a change to the setting
- Select
- The Tax Jurisdictions will need to be updated, after saving the State Income Tax settings select the Actions icon
on the right then click 'View Tax Jurisdictions'
- If an Employee has requested to be “Exempt”, change the EE Withhold dropdown to ‘Block W/H’
- Do NOT use ‘Exempt’, as this causes the employee's wages to be excluded from their W-2
- Do NOT use ‘Exempt’, as this causes the employee's wages to be excluded from their W-2
- If a PASTOR has requested to only have their Personal Income Taxes applied (meaning they will have only Federal and State Income Taxes withheld from their check) leave the EE Withhold dropdown as ‘Yes’ and enter their Filing Status and # of Allowances
- If a PASTOR has requested to be “Exempt” from all taxes (meaning they will have NO taxes withheld from their check) EE Withhold dropdown to ‘Block W/H’.
- Do NOT use ‘Exempt’, as this causes the employee's wages to be excluded from their W-2
- Do NOT use ‘Exempt’, as this causes the employee's wages to be excluded from their W-2
- If an Employee has requested to be “Exempt”, change the EE Withhold dropdown to ‘Block W/H’
- For the PASTOR, you will need to update the California SDI EE Withhold dropdown to ‘Exempt’ (Pastor wages should be exempt from SDI)
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- Due to SDI being exempt, the EE's setting for Wage Plan Code needs to be set to "P" meaning apply Personal Income Tax (PIT) only
- Due to SDI being exempt, the EE's setting for Wage Plan Code needs to be set to "P" meaning apply Personal Income Tax (PIT) only
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- Select
- Within the sub window, select