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QuickBooks 2018 New Feature Highlight | Barcode Scanning and Site Operations

Every employer should be aware of two components of SUTA: the annual wage base and the SUTA tax rate: Annual Wage Base: The annual wage base represents the maximum amount of wages subject to SUTA tax per employee for the year. For 2018, employers in California and Florida pay SUTA tax on the first $7,000 paid to each employee. Alaska, however, imposes SUTA tax on the first $39,500 paid to each worker. Once the annual wage base has been satisfied for an employee, the employer does not owe any more SUTA tax for that employee for the year. SUTA Tax Rate: These tax rates are based on varying factors, with the most common being whether the business is new, the employer’s industry (such as construction versus nonconstruction), and the amount of benefits claimed on the employer’s account. Generally, the more benefits claimed on the employer’s account, the higher the SUTA tax rate, which is why it’s crucial that you keep turnover at a minimum. Not Always Only an Employer-Paid Tax In most states, SUTA is an employer-paid tax. Three states — Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Alaska — require withholding as well. If you have employees in any of these three states, you must withhold state unemployment tax from their wages at the state-mandated withholding rate and up to the maximum amount of wages allowed for the year.

QuickBooks 2018 New Feature Highlight | Barcode Scanning and Site Operations

November 10, 2017
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 The following clip is just a small section from our recent webinar – Go Live with QuickBooks Advanced inventory, detailing the new copy and paste lines within transactions,  presented by Kyle Robles!

 

Go Live With QuickBooks 2018 Advanced Inventory

Whether you are new to QuickBooks or a guru, every release brings something new to this already robust product. Luckily, we here at OUT OF THE BOX TECHNOLOGY have taken the liberty to compile white papers on the newest features available in 2018, as well as host webinars demonstrating these features. Make sure to bookmark, subscribe and check back over the next months as we provide to you our insight into the product!

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