Changes for page Information Needed to Set Up Direct Deposit
Last modified by Peytience S on 2023/10/31 21:07
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... ... @@ -1,39 +1,20 @@ 1 1 **Prior to setting up Direct Deposit you will need the following information:** 2 2 3 -* You will need to find out from your bank if they will accept the **ACH file**, in **NACHA format**, for processing your Direct Deposit payroll. 4 -** Some banks do not accept the file as they have their own procedure for submitting Direct Depost payroll. 3 +* 4 +** You will need to find out from your bank if they will accept the **ACH file**, in **NACHA format**, for processing your Direct Deposit payroll. 5 +\\Some banks do not accept the file as they have their own procedure for submitting Direct Depost payroll. 5 5 6 -* Does the bank want the file to contain the **Balancing Entry,** more commonly referred to as the Debit Entry. This is not common as most banks will want the entry included in the file. 7 -* If your bank will accept the file, you will need to find out **how to submit the file to the bank**, for example upload the file on a secure website, and how many days in advance of the pay date they would need the file submitted for processing on the pay date. 8 -* From your employees, you will need something that has their bank **Routing** and **Account Numbers** on it such as a cancelled check or deposit slip. 9 -* You will need your **Company's Bank Routing** and **Account Number**. 7 +* 8 +** Does the bank want the file to contain the **Balancing Entry,** more commonly referred to as the Debit Entry. This is not common as most banks will want the entry included in the file. 10 10 11 -There is **no fee** for using the Direct Deposit feature of your payroll program. However, your bank may charge a fee to process the file for you. 10 +* 11 +** If your bank will accept the file, you will need to find out **how to submit the file to the bank**, for example upload the file on a secure website, and how many days in advance of the pay date they would need the file submitted for processing on the pay date. 12 12 13 ----- 13 +* 14 +** From your employees, you will need something that has their bank **Routing** and **Account Numbers** on it such as a cancelled check or deposit slip. 14 14 15 -== Related Pages: == 16 +* 17 +** You will need your **Company's Bank Routing** and **Account Number**. 16 16 17 -=== [[Switching an Employee Back to Receive a Printed Check>>doc:Mac.Direct Deposit ».Switching an Employee Back to Receive a Printed Check .WebHome]] === 18 18 19 -Learn how to switch an employee from direct deposit back to receiving checks instead. 20 - 21 - 22 -=== [[Adding New Employees for Direct Deposit>>doc:Mac.Direct Deposit ».Adding New Employees for Direct Deposit .WebHome]] === 23 - 24 -Learn how to add new employees for direct deposits. 25 - 26 - 27 -=== [[Locating the ACH File for Direct Deposit to Submit to Bank>>doc:Mac.Direct Deposit ».Locating the ACH File for Direct Deposit to Submit to Bank .WebHome]] === 28 - 29 -Read on where you can find the ACH File for direct deposit that is needed for submission to the bank. 30 - 31 - 32 -=== [[Direct Deposit into Multiple Accounts>>doc:Mac.Direct Deposit ».Direct Deposit into Multiple Accounts .WebHome]] === 33 - 34 -FAQ: Can employees have the check deposited into multiple accounts such as savings and checking? 35 - 36 - 37 -=== [[Printing Check Stub for Direct Deposit Employees>>doc:Mac.Direct Deposit ».Printing Check Stub for Direct Deposit Employees .WebHome]] === 38 - 39 -Learn how to print a check stub for employees who opt to have direct deposits. 20 +There is **no fee** for using the Direct Deposit feature of your payroll program. However, your bank may charge a fee to process the file for you.