The workaround you’ve provided is amazing. You can use that as an option to record your employee’s paycheck. Another recommendation I can provide is changing your employee’s pay type to Hourly.

 

Here’s how:

  1. Click Workers.
  2. Select Employees.
  3. Look for the employee and open it’s employee information.
  4. Click on the Pencil icon beside Pay.
  5. Click […]

Resolution for 'Changing employees pay type issue: 'I run a nonprofit, and it is important for us to categorize how our employees spend their time (i.e. – administrative vs. programming); and I know that – with hourly employees – I can set up different wage types to go into different payroll wage accounts. Is there a way to do this for salaried employees?' available: Yes.

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