Nelly,
No.
I don't think they know the answer and non of the moderators will admit to it.
I pay for Quickbooks payroll, so I can enter exactly what an employee has written on their withholding forms and don't have to do any calculations, because Quickbooks will do it for me.
I don't think the new 2020 W2 form was thought out.
In my over 15 years of doing payroll using Quickbooks, I think only twice did someone use the irs.gov calculator. Employees knew what to put down to manipulate their withholding's.
Now the IRS are asking them to do some serious math. And not just employee, but employer.
I have no problem doing the calculations, but then I don't think its fair for Quickbooks to charge full payroll if I'm doing half the work.
