This is Not entered into the Top left of Paycheck details:
"The pay stub will show 12 hours worked in the Hours column."
You are confusing where the Time is seen, for the payroll item that is based on that Time Worked. The differential is a taxable addition based on the units, but not Top Left.
And this is exactly what is Wrong with the OT Multiplier provision: "Note this also won't work if you use the workman's comp feature as it won't be able to detect the regular and overtime components of the earnings in order to calculate the correct WC amount."
In my State, WC is reported at Base Rate. If the person works 48 hours in the week, that would be $480 for this example for WC premium charge. But the Gross Pay is:
40 x $10 = $400
8 x $15 = $120
= $520
And every "QB and Payroll" class that teach, someone finds they can submit for Refunds from Worker Comp, because they have been overpaying :)
