Changes for page Liability Payments calculating as "0"
Last modified by Peytience S on 2023/10/31 15:13
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edited by christie w
on 2023/02/06 22:03
on 2023/02/06 22:03
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To version 4.1
edited by Peytience S
on 2023/10/31 15:13
on 2023/10/31 15:13
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... ... @@ -2,62 +2,62 @@ 2 2 3 3 **Answer: **Start by looking at the **Verification Report** for the payment: 4 4 5 -* 6 -* *In **"ManageLiabilities"**, go through thefirst3 Stepstocalculatetheamountdue.**//DONOT//**click"CalculateAmountDue".5 +* In **"Manage Liabilities"**, go through the first 3 Steps to calculate the amount due. **//DO NOT//** click "Calculate Amount Due". 6 +* Click on **"Verify"** on the top tool bar, this will bring up a **Verification Report **for the payment period. 7 7 8 -* 9 -** Click on **"Verify"** on the top tool bar, this will bring up a **Verification Report **for the payment period. 10 - 11 11 [[image:https://www.aatrix.com/files/5414/2360/9550/Liability_Payments_calculating_as_0_01.png||alt="FAQ: What do I do when my Liability Payments calculate $0 when I know there is an amount due?" height="514" width="679"]] 12 12 13 -* 14 -** Any payments recorded into the program and being applied to this period will show on the right side under **"Deposits"** by date and amount. The left side of the report will show all paydays for the period by date and amount. 10 +* Any payments recorded into the program and being applied to this period will show on the right side under **"Deposits"** by date and amount. The left side of the report will show all paydays for the period by date and amount. 11 +* Chances are: 12 +** There is a payment that **was never made** and **needs to deleted** from the program or; 13 +** There is a payment that** should be applied to another period**. 15 15 16 -* 17 -** Chances are: 18 -*** There is a payment that **was never made** and **needs to deleted** from the program or; 19 -*** There is a payment that** should be applied to another period**. 20 - 21 21 [[image:https://www.aatrix.com/files/7814/2360/9553/Liability_Payments_calculating_as_0_02.png||alt="FAQ: What do I do when my Liability Payments calculate $0 when I know there is an amount due?" height="236" width="678"]] 22 22 23 23 24 24 **To Delete a Payment:** 25 25 26 -* 27 -** 28 -*** In the **"Manage Liabilities"** screen, click on **"View Register"** on the top tool bar. 20 +* In the **"Manage Liabilities"** screen, click on **"View Register"** on the top tool bar. 21 +* **Locate and select the payment** in the register listing to be deleted. 22 +* Click the **"Delete Entry"** button and in the pop up warning box confirm you wish to delete it. 23 +* Close the register and **reprocess the payment**. 29 29 30 -* 31 -** 32 -*** **Locate and select the payment** in the register listing to be deleted. 25 +[[image:https://www.aatrix.com/files/4214/2360/9556/Liability_Payments_calculating_as_0_03.png||alt="FAQ: What do I do when my Liability Payments calculate $0 when I know there is an amount due?" height="379" width="680"]] 33 33 34 -* 35 -** 36 -*** Click the **"Delete Entry"** button and in the pop up warning box confirm you wish to delete it. 37 37 38 -* 39 -** 40 -*** Close the register and **reprocess the payment**. 28 +**To Apply a Payment to a Different Period:** 41 41 42 -[[image:https://www.aatrix.com/files/4214/2360/9556/Liability_Payments_calculating_as_0_03.png||alt="FAQ: What do I do when my Liability Payments calculate $0 when I know there is an amount due?" height="379" width="680"]] 30 +* In the **"Manage Liabilities"** screen, click on **"View Register"** on the top tool bar. 31 +* **Locate and select the payment** in the register listing and double click on it to open the payment. 32 +* Across the bottom of the window,** change the period** that the payment is for. For example change it to **"1st Qtr 20XX"**, and click **"OK"**. 33 +* Close the register and **reprocess the payment**. 43 43 35 +[[image:https://www.aatrix.com/files/8514/2360/9557/Liability_Payments_calculating_as_0_04.png||alt="FAQ: What do I do when my Liability Payments calculate $0 when I know there is an amount due?" height="296" width="680"]] 44 44 45 - **To Apply a Payment to a Different Period:**37 +---- 46 46 47 -* 48 -** 49 -*** In the **"Manage Liabilities"** screen, click on **"View Register"** on the top tool bar. 39 +== Related Pages: == 50 50 51 -* 52 -** 53 -*** **Locate and select the payment** in the register listing and double click on it to open the payment. 41 +=== [[Changing Payment Periods>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Changing Payment Periods .WebHome]] === 54 54 55 -* 56 -** 57 -*** Across the bottom of the window,** change the period** that the payment is for. For example change it to **"1st Qtr 20XX"**, and click **"OK"**. 43 +FAQ: How do I change the period a payment is applied to? 58 58 59 -* 60 -** 61 -*** Close the register and **reprocess the payment**. 62 62 63 -[[image:https://www.aatrix.com/files/8514/2360/9557/Liability_Payments_calculating_as_0_04.png||alt="FAQ: What do I do when my Liability Payments calculate $0 when I know there is an amount due?" height="296" width="680"]] 46 +=== [[Reprinting a Liability Check>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Reprinting a Liability Check .WebHome]] === 47 + 48 +Learn how to reprint a Liability Check. 49 + 50 + 51 +=== [[Setting up a New Payment>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Setting up a New Payment .WebHome]] === 52 + 53 +Learn how to set up a New Payment in your Payroll Program. 54 + 55 + 56 +=== [[Selecting and Aligning Liability Checkform>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Selecting and Aligning Liability Checkform .WebHome]] === 57 + 58 +Learn how to align your Checkform for printing. 59 + 60 + 61 +=== [[Processing Liability Payments>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Processing Liability Payments .WebHome]] === 62 + 63 +Learn how to process Liability Payments.