Calculating Accrued Vacation: When setting accrued vacation for new employees set with a maximum of 40 hours, is that based on his/her hired date or current calendar year?
In QuickBooks Online Payroll, maximum hours allowed is the total hours that the employee can get.
An employee’s vacation time balance will automatically carry over into a new calendar year. For example, an employee received 80 vacation hours per year, with a maximum of 320 hours. The employee’s vacation balance will continue […]
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