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I know your post is about 2 years old, but I wanted to respond with an update as of 2/7/23. Employer taxes are no longer being classed and there appears to be no way to run a report to determine how much of the employer tax expense belong to what class. Below is my "feedback" after spending over 2 hours on the phone with support, only to be told.....QuickBooks is operating as engineered. I wonder if you have any thoughts on this?
The QuickBooks engineers have decided that there is no need to class employer tax expenses in Payroll. So now I have amounts sitting in "Unclassified" with no way to determine how much goes to each class unless I open every pay check (I have over 90 employees)and manually add up the employer taxes, then determine which class each employee belongs to and get a total for the class. Then make a journal entry to get the amounts in the right class. To the QuickBooks Engineers: "You are obviously not accountants, please consult a professional accountant before deciding what is and is not important."