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Employees and payroll
This took me a bit to dig into but here's the authoritative guidance and website. So I won't go on hold right now instead I'll provide this and hope one of you is successful or QBO figures this out.
From the site below definition with authoritative guidance:
What are gross wages? – Washington State's Paid Family and Medical Leave
In Paid Family and Medical Leave, wages are generally referred to as gross wages without tips. Wages are defined in statute (RCW 50A.05.010) as the remuneration paid by an employer to an employee (up to the Social Security cap for premium assessment).
Below is the authoritative law for what wages count for Wa Cares.
WAC 192-910-005
Employer reporting requirements.
Per RCW 50B.04.080, premium assessment, collection, and reporting procedures under Title 50B RCW must align with the procedures under Title 50A RCW to the extent feasible. The following reporting requirements under the paid family and medical leave program apply to the long-term services and supports trust program:
[Statutory Authority: RCW 50B.04.020, 50B.04.080, 50B.04.090 and 50B.04.120. WSR 21-17-140, § 192-910-005, filed 8/18/21, effective 9/18/21.]