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Message started by RAGINE on 01/13/05 at 12:00:20

Title: QTD TAXABLE EARNINGS REPORT
Post by RAGINE on 01/13/05 at 12:00:20

Hi
I ran my QTD taxable earnings report for the 4th qtr. The employee totals are not reflecting health insurance & simple ira deductions(pre-taxed) they are all the same totals for TOTAL WAGES, FEDERAL,FICA & MEDICARE. I've never had this happen before.
Last IS TECH update July 04.
Ragine

Title: Re: QTD TAXABLE EARNINGS REPORT
Post by RAGINE on 01/13/05 at 13:53:50

Hi, it's me again

a little more info on the QTD report:
I do have Lynn's 7/21/04 update, but, for some reason the reports & other areas are now showing the ISC Custom 2001.1, which I have not used for several years. Could this be the problem?
Ragine

Title: Re: QTD TAXABLE EARNINGS REPORT
Post by Lynn Pantic on 01/13/05 at 21:33:11

IS Tech has never modified the PR-L-B report so you have whatever you had before you installed IS Tech Updates - either standard DBA or some other custom. If you have another custom and would like the standard DBA version I can send it to you.

Title: Re: QTD TAXABLE EARNINGS REPORT
Post by RAGINE on 01/14/05 at 06:47:34

Thanks Lynn,
Do you know of a reason why these reports are not correct all of a sudden?, this is the first time that they have not reflected the pre-tax amounts. I'm at a loss and I hate the thought of having to do these reports manualy. What about installing your Dec update?
Ragine

Title: Re: QTD TAXABLE EARNINGS REPORT
Post by Lynn Pantic on 01/14/05 at 16:01:07

IS Tech updates only contain the programs we have changed and we have never changed that one. Thay's why I offered to send you the standard DBA version.

Title: Re: QTD TAXABLE EARNINGS REPORT
Post by RAGINE on 01/16/05 at 09:26:54

Lynn,
Thanks for your help, I printed the reports again today, and now they are reflecting the pre-tax amounts. Go figure??
Ragine