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About state withholding for multiple statesunavailable in ajeraCore unless you have the Payroll add-on
State withholding for home and work state onlyFirms often have employees who live and work in the same state, or live in one state and work in another. The default option in Ajera for setting up employees provides for these situations. If this is how employees at your firm work, you simply leave this check box cleared: If employees at your firm never work in multiple states, Ajera hides all the extra fields to keep it clean and simple for you. State withholding for multiple statesIf any of the following situations apply, you can activate processing in Ajera for multiple state withholding:
Here is an overview of the main setup tasks. For step-by step instructions, see Setting up state withholding for multiple states .
To set up withholding for local taxes, see Setting up withholding for local taxes when processing for multiple states. |
Concepts About reciprocal agreements for state withholding About self-adjusting taxes in payroll About pays automatically set up (in-house payroll) About payroll variance and accurate financial reporting About Cap at Limit for In-house Payroll Tasks Setting up state withholding for multiple states Setting up withholding for local taxes when processing for multiple states Changing state withholding for multiple states Changing withholding for local taxes when processing for multiple states Turning off state withholding for multiple states Estimating payroll taxes and net pay Copying a pay, tax, deduction, or fringe Deleting a pay, tax, deduction, or fringe Inactivating a pay, tax, deduction, fringe, or wage table Setting up payroll preferences Setting up pays (for in-house payroll) Setting up pays to accrue hours Payroll preferences for QuickBooks Setting up Earned Income Credit (EIC) References |
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