Changes for page Selecting and Aligning Liability Checkform
Last modified by Peytience S on 2023/10/31 14:39
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... ... @@ -1,66 +1,0 @@ 1 -When processing your **Liability Payments** you can use the **same checkform that you use for your regular payroll**, or you can use a **Liability Checkform**. 2 - 3 -* If you use your **regular payroll checkform**, it will print the payment amount and leave the stubs blank. 4 -* If you use a **Liability Checkform** it will print the check and show the breakdown of the items and amounts included in the payment on the stubs. 5 - 6 -**Reprint a Liability Payment to verify the alignment of your Liability Checkform:** 7 - 8 -* Go to the **"Manage Liabilities" **window, click on **"View Register"**. 9 -* Select a **"Liability Payment"** in the register and click **"Edit Entry".** 10 -* Click on **"Reprint"** and select your **Liability Checkform**. 11 -* **Reprint the check** on plain paper. 12 -* Hold the printout over your check and **verify** the alignment**.** 13 - 14 -**If it needs to be aligned:** 15 - 16 -* In your payroll program, go to the **"Employee Information" **window. 17 -* Go to the **"File" **menu, select **"Checkforms".** 18 -* On the list to the right the one that has the check in front of it will be the checkform you use for your payroll checks. 19 -** Select your liability checkform that you use. 20 - 21 -[[image:https://www.aatrix.com/files/9214/2360/9533/Selecting-Aligning_Liability_Checkform_01.png||alt="Learn how to align your Checkform for printing." height="346" width="679"]] 22 - 23 - 24 -* Go to the **"Utilities" **menu across the top of your monitor screen and select **"Check Designer". **This will open a template of your checkform. 25 -* Go to the **"Edit" **menu and choose **"Select All". **This will place dots in the corner on all items on the checkform template. If you only need to move one item click on it to select it. 26 -* Using the arrow keys on your keyboard, move the information in the needed direction to align it to your checks. 27 -** **//Note: //**//Approximately 10 to 12 clicks on an arrow in one direction will move the selected information about 1/4 inch.// 28 -* Once you have finished moving the information go to the **"File" **menu and select **"Return to Payroll".** 29 -* When prompted save the changes. 30 -* Go to **"Manage Liabilities"** and from the register reprint a liability payment again on plain paper to verify the alignment. If more alignment is needed repeat the steps above. 31 -* Once you have it aligned, go to **"Employee Information". **Go to the **"File" **menu and from **"Checkforms" **select your regular paycheck checkform. 32 - 33 ----- 34 - 35 -== Related Pages: == 36 - 37 -=== [[Changing Payment Periods>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Changing Payment Periods .WebHome]] === 38 - 39 -FAQ: How do I change the period a payment is applied to? 40 - 41 - 42 - 43 - 44 -=== [[Processing Liability Payments>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Processing Liability Payments .WebHome]] === 45 - 46 -Learn how to process Liability Payments. 47 - 48 - 49 - 50 -=== [[Posting Liability Payments to Quickbooks>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Posting Liability Payments to Quickbooks .WebHome]] === 51 - 52 -Learn how to link and post liability payments to Quickbooks. 53 - 54 - 55 - 56 -=== [[Editing Liability Payment Setup>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Editing Liability Payment Setup .WebHome]] === 57 - 58 -Learn how to edit Liability Payment setups. 59 - 60 - 61 - 62 -=== [[Liability Date for the Taxes>>doc:Mac.Liability Payments .Liability Date for the Taxes .WebHome]] === 63 - 64 -FAQ: Is the Liability Date for the taxes determined by the Pay Period End Date, or the paycheck date? 65 - 66 -----