banking dates: Why are my withholding taxes consistantly posting to the wrong period with the IRS?
The “semi-weekly depositor” or “accelerated” rule is 3 banking dates (not two business days), after the Paycheck Date. For instance, the week for Christmas and New Years means one extra day, for the Due Date of Liabilities.
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