Payroll by Wave – Say Hello to the new Tax Liabilities Page
What is a payroll tax liability?
Every time you run a payroll a portion of it needs to be set aside to pay taxes to the state and federal government. This tax obligation will accumulate payroll to payroll, every once in a while you will need to make payments to the state or federal government as they come due. We’re now making it easier than ever to track these payroll tax liabilities.
We’re pleased to announce that the payroll team has released a new Tax Liabilities page. The Tax Liabilities page makes it simpler than ever to track your outstanding payroll tax liabilities, when they’re due and to which department. The page also allows you to mark liabilities paid once you’ve done so, giving you the satisfaction of watching you due tax balance decrease before your eyes.
Why You’ll Love the New and Improved Tax Liabilities Page
- Easier than ever to know who to pay, how much, and when.
- Track liabilities that are coming due and mark them paid once you’ve done so.
- Automated email reminders for taxes that have come due, we’ll help you avoid penalties.
- Know how much you’ve paid in all individual payroll taxes over any period of time.
- Makes completing quarterly and year end forms a breeze.
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