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ATTENTION: On March 24, 2022, firms using Virtual Office CS and Software as a Service (SaaS) received this update. On March 25, 2022, we made this update available for all firms. The bulletin for this update is unchanged.
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- You can search for specific information (such as a state name) in this article. Details
- If you are looking for a specific update, but it doesn't appear in this bulletin, try checking the Accounting CS Alerts & notices article.
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New features and new reports that are released in this version might be protected by security privileges. If your firm has enabled firm security, please evaluate all enhancements and update your security groups as needed.
After July 12, 2022, Microsoft will no longer support SQL Server 2012 or earlier. Therefore, as of the v.2022.2.0 Accounting CS release, scheduled for late June 2022, your firm must have SQL Server 2014 or higher installed on the servers that run Accounting CS. See Discontinued support for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 for details and steps you can take to continue using Accounting CS without interruption.
Note: This change does not affect firms using Accounting CS on Virtual Office or Software as a Service (SaaS).
Workpapers CS
- We have made performance enhancements when rolling forward engagement binders.
Accounting CS Payroll, for live payroll processing
In addition to any changes made for general payroll features listed above for after-the-fact payroll processing, the following changes have been made for the live payroll processing features specific to Accounting CS Payroll.
- For every release, be sure to check the Updates for payroll tax rates, limits, and minimum wage rates (year to date) article to stay on top of changes that may affect your firm and clients.
Payroll compliance
- Kentucky. Effective for tax year 2022, the Kentucky Department of Revenue now requires all employers to file Form K-1 electronically and will no longer accept paper copies of the form for quarterly depositors. As a result, we have made several changes to the application. Details
- Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission requires all employers to file Form OES-3 electronically and will no longer accept paper copies of the form. Therefore, we have removed the Paper filing method and added the Web fill-in method. You can also file the form using the Internet filing method.
- Pennsylvania locals. Effective for tax year 2022, the City of Philadelphia has moved its annual reconciliation to a quarterly filing requirement. All employers are required to electronically file the new quarterly reconciliation Form PHILADELPH_Q.
Note: We are closely working with the City of Philadelphia on implementing the new Form PHILADELPH_Q worksheet and electronic file. We plan to release both on a future application update tentatively scheduled for April 25, 2022.
- Vermont. We have updated the Healthcare Contribution rate used for Form WHT-436. Details
Updates for payroll tax forms, tax agents, and new hire files
To search for a specific state, locality, form, or file in one of the sections listed below, follow these steps.
Accounting CS includes two interactive tools that provide valuable payroll tax information.
- The Payroll Form and Filing Information portlet provides information on federal, state, and certain local tax agents in the Home Dashboard or Firm Dashboard.
- The State-specific payroll tax form information article provides information on state payroll tax forms, processing tips, due dates, filing methods, agency information, tax payment details, state ID formats, e-filing notes, new hire reporting requirements, and more.
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