checking account: 1 empoyee who works for two classes. I would rather pay with one check, using two classes. If I do this banks will be bad cause each class has its own checking account.?
Let me share some information about paying employees in QuickBooks Desktop.
We’re not able to create one paycheck for two different checking accounts. Since each class has its own bank account, you’ll need to create two separate paychecks.
Here are the steps:
- Go to Employees, then select Pay Employees and choose the option that applies […]
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