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QB and every program I ever saw uses the official percentage method
of withholding, prescribed by Internal Revenue law and the law of
every state I know. The tax tables are usually approximations of 
this, with no force of law, created for those not using computer 
programs. This is not to say that QB cannot have mistakes, but did 
you calculate the tax using the percentage method?

I will gladly confirm the calculations and get the right people in 
QB to follow up if there is an error.

On Sat, 03 Mar 2001 00:14:46 GMT, Meneghini <t.tamen@verizon.net> wrote:

>Hi Joe:
>I just did a payroll today in QB2001 pro. The QB calculation for
>Calif State whitholding for people claiming more than one exemtion did not
>match the table. Short story: I was able to overide QB calculations without
>a problem. This should work, I hope, after my 60 grace period expires. I
>don't anticipate a problem
>Best regards...Tom
>
>Joe Bissett wrote:
>
>> I was ready to upgrade from QB2000 Pro to 2001 Pro, but all of thsi
>> discussion about tax tables, etc., caused me to hold off.
>>
>> I have one full time, and two part time employees.  In QB2000 Pro I
>> simply use the free IRS publication and a calculator to compute and
>> MANUALLY enter the witholding, SS and MC numbers before creating a
>> paycheck.
>>
>> From all of the discussion, I'm not sure if I can continue to make these
>> manual entries if I upgrade to QB 2001 Pro.  This 5 minute job each week
>> certainly does not justify me paying a hundred or more dollars to have
>> this as an automatic feature.
>>
>> Joe Bissett

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