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I appreciate you for joining the thread, @Sean521. Let me share with you some additional information about filing reports in QuickBooks Online (QBO) Payroll.
Once you're subscribed to QBO Payroll Core, Premium, or Elite and you opted for Intuit to file your forms for you, the system will automatically generate and process your payroll tax forms. However, Intuit will only file those forms that are required for your company by each state or local tax agency for applicable payroll services.
You can review your payroll service below to see the supported reports:
- QuickBooks Online Payroll Core: All state's withholding and unemployment taxes and forms. New hire reporting and local taxes aren't supported.
- QuickBooks Online Payroll Premium, Elite: All state's withholding and unemployment taxes and forms, new hire reporting and local taxes.
- Intuit Online Payroll Full Service: All state's withholding and unemployment taxes and forms, new hire reporting and local taxes.
- QuickBooks Desktop Payroll Assisted: All state's withholding and unemployment taxes and forms, except Indiana and Wyoming. New hire reporting and local taxes aren't supported.
For unsupported forms or reports, you may need to submit them separately.
To learn more about the payroll forms and taxes we submit for you and when will be the forms be available in the Payroll Tax Center, open this link: Tax payments and forms Intuit payroll submits for you.
Additionally, here's how you can review your e-filing or e-payment status: Check e-file and e-pay status in Online Payroll.
If you have any other questions about your payroll forms and taxes, let me know by adding a comment below. I'm always here to help. Have a good one!