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Buy nowLet me clarify things out, vvicky72.
As mentioned in this thread, you won't select the company HSA contribution for shareholder-employees who own 2% or more of an S corporation. This benefit is taxable at the federal level and in some states.
You need to set up the S-Corp pay type on your employee and enter the amount from there. This will be reported on the W-2: Box 1 and $ amount in box 14 with “S CORP OWNER”.
Let me show you how:
After that, you can then run payroll that includes the S-Corp contributions.
I've added this article for additional information: Set up and record S-Corp health insurance. it provides three ways to do enter this pay type in QuickBooks Online.
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