| | Reverse a payroll deduction |
| Resolution | NOTE: Post all transactions including the instant check with the same date as the original payroll check. ▼ Deduction is on a check in the current quarter Void and reissue the check - Void the check in PR, Processing, Void Payroll Checks - by employee.
- Select the check, use Check date as the Void date.
- Go to PR, Processing, Time Card Entry and re-enter the time card correctly.
- Use the same date as the original payroll check.
- Go to PR, Processing, Automatic Payroll Calculation, select the employee and calculate.
- Go to PR, Processing, Print payroll checks and select the employee.
- Use the same check number, check date and pay period as the original check.
- Print on plain paper.
Refund employee for deduction - Open CM, Transactions, Instant Checks.
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Enter the amount that’s the difference between the original net check and the new net check. - Clear the Post to G/L checkbox.
Enter a transaction in the bank rec to offset the instant check - Open CM, Transactions, Enter Bank Transactions.
- Select the transaction type Deposit.
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Enter the amount that’s the difference between the original net check and the new net check. - Deselect the Post to GL checkbox.
- Click Post.
Bank Reconciliation - When reconciling the cash account in CM, Transactions, Reconcile Checking Account, clear the following:
- Payroll check
- Offsetting deposit
- Instant Check
Example - The original check included a deduction of 25.00.
- Void the original check for a net amount of $100.00. The system posts the void from payroll, bank reconciliation, and the general ledger.
- Post a new payroll check for the correct amount of $125.00. This system posts to payroll, bank reconciliation, and general ledger.
- Write an instant check to reimburse employee for the deduction of $25.00. The system posts to bank reconciliation only.
- Post a deposit in cash management for $25.00 to offset the instant check. The system posts to bank reconciliation only.
Module postings: - General Ledger and Payroll. The system posts void of original check for $100.00 and new payroll check issued $125.00
- Bank Reconciliation -

Payroll tax reports - quarterly 941 and annual W-2 and 940 will be correct. ▼ If you don't want to void checks or are using prior quarter checks you can't void NOTE: Post all transactions using a current quarter date. Use the same date for all transactions. Create an Other Pay for the reimbursement - Go to PR, Utilities, Maintain Other Pays.
- Create an Other Pay for the reimbursement.
- Select the Method as Variable, entered on the time card.
- For Category, select Individual.
- Mark the taxable pay checkboxes opposite of those selected on the original deduction.
- For example, if you checked the FWT taxable box before, clear it on the Other Pay.
- Deselect the Add to Gross checkbox.
Add Other Pay - Go to PR, Employees, Maintain Employees.
- Select the Other Pays button and assign the new Other Pay.
- Click OK.
Turn off the deduction for the employee You created a new deduction or stopped using the current deduction. - Select the Deductions button.
- Deactivate the original deduction.
- Click OK.
Process time card On the next payroll, add the Other Pay reimbursement. - Go to PR, Processing, Time Card Entry.
- Select the employee.
- Enter the regular time card hours and rate.
- From the Earnings dropdown, select your Other Pay.
- Enter the amount you erroneously deducted from the employee in the Gross pay field.
- Process Payroll as usual.
Payroll quarterly and year-end reports The steps below offset the affects of the original posting. It doesn't change the employee deduction totals from the original check. - If you used a W-2 box on the original deduction, manually update the totals on the W-2.
- Review both the 941, 940, state reports, and W-2 forms for accuracy. Make any edits, if necessary.
- For details, review the following articles.
Helpful Information - Sage recommends adding a notepad entry in Maintain Employees to record the actions you took.
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