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Account management
I spent 2 + hours a few days ago chatting with 2 different people who kept saying the same thing. But you aren't understanding the problem. The problem is NOT the total wages - they are correct. The problem is NOT the UI rate - the calculation of what I owe NJ is correct. The problem is ONLY the base week calculation that is used to determine eligibility for unemployment and is also used by insurance plans in NJ to determine eligibility for group health insurance (base weeks have to show at least 11 weeks per qtr). I'll use myself as an example. I am salaried and get paid every 2 weeks significantly more than the NJ minimum of $240 x 2 weeks. The 1st and 2nd qtr of 2022 had 26 weeks ending in Saturday. My payroll had 23 weeks ending in Saturdays (I'm paid 3-4 weeks after services). If I add up my base weeks calculated by Quickbooks Payroll, I only have 19 base weeks. I should have at least 23. The base weeks are incorrect for myself and all of my employees.