The multi-year functionality in the Version 19.2 upgrade
will have a huge impact on the timing of the General Ledger fiscal year end
closing. However, it does not change the
need to close payroll timely at the end of the calendar year or the need to
file Form W-2 during the month of January.
With that in mind, it is not too early to start looking at your payroll
data to ensure a smooth calendar year end closing.
If you are responsible for filing your Forms W-2 and payroll
tax returns (i.e., you’re not using an outside payroll service like PayChex,
ADP, or a PEO or “employee leasing” arrangement), ensure that you have current
and complete names, addresses and social security numbers for all employees in
their 5-2-1 records. Run payroll audits
more frequently between now and the end of the year, and identify and correct
problems.
Even if you are not responsible for filing your own payroll
taxes, it is always a good idea to reconcile payroll checking accounts and
review items not clearing the bank for problems that may affect reported
payrolls.
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