How to Set Up Multiple State Withholdings in Sage 50

In this article, we will talk about how to set up multiple state tax deductions in Sage 50. You must be wondering whether it is possible to set up tax deductions from a host of states on one employee record or not. In some companies, people have employees who work in different states. Therefore, they have to at times deduct taxes for any compensation for every different state from their salary, and file for every different state.

Organizations have plenty of workers who live in different states where they work. For instance, say, in case your company is situated in Illinois, you may have one of the workers who lives in Wisconsin. Many firms are mostly needed to pay just the state unemployment tax in that particular state where the company is. Therefore, the users will have to adapt the state SUI ER formula to see every state/area and not only the one where the form is situated.

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How to Setting up Multiple State Withholdings for Your Company in Sage 50

• Change all the SUI formulas to accept every state.
• Change all the SUI employer payroll sections to accept every state.
• Check every worker’s discrete state withholding data.

• Select the Maintain option, and then click on Default Information and Employees
• Click on the Employee Fields tab
• Right on the State line, type in **SIT for the Formula
• When payroll is cumulated for every worker, **SIT teaches the program to see the worker’s Withholding data settings
• It then implements the suitable SIT formula
• **SIT should not be chosen from the Formula drop-down list, it has to be added
• Select the Adjust column arrow to open the Calculate Adjusted Gross section
• Get to the Employee Field Titles area which is there on the left-hand side
• Select the appropriate Use box in which the Field Name matches the Gross
• Select Okay on the Calculate Adjusted Gross section
• Select the OK option which is there in the Employee Defaults section.

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