SUTA Worksheet

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The SUTA Worksheet lists information for each employee from a selected state, including SSN, employee name, inactive date (optional), units (optional), total state wages, taxable state wages, and excess/exempt wages. You can sort by employee ID, last name, or Social Security number. The worksheet may be prepared for any state listed in the Payroll tab of the File > Client Properties dialog.

/_images/acct_pr/csa/prnrpt.gif Open the File > Print dialog by using one of the following methods: (1) clicking the Print button on the toolbar, (2) clicking the Print Reports icon on the shortcut bar, or (3) choosing Print Reports from the File menu. On the Reports tab in the Print dialog, double-click SUTA Worksheet to move this report to the Selected pane. With SUTA Worksheet still highlighted, click the Options button to open the print options dialog for this report.

To have the application calculate SUTA amounts and the SUTA Worksheet report, the state field must be completed for the applicable state(s) for each employee in the Other tab of the Setup > Employees window. The states that populate that field must first be selected for the client in the Payroll tab of File > Client Properties dialog.

Print options

Print options for a report may be saved as part of a report profile. Otherwise, print options automatically revert to their default settings when you deselect a report for printing or exit the Print dialog (unless the Save report options checkbox is marked in the Print tab of the Setup > User Preferences dialog).

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Related topics

  • Payroll CS reports
  • Payroll Compliance module reports
  • See Setup > User Preferences > System tab for details on showing current vs. previous payroll tax setup information.
  • Tax amounts for this report are calculated from data stored in employee earnings records (rather than from individual paychecks) from the earliest month in the selected quarter - previous, current, first, second, third, or fourth quarter.
  • To change or review SUTA rates and limits, choose File > Client Properties. In the Client Properties dialog, click the Payroll tab.

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