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jocecampbell
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I read through 3 pages of replies and questions and am disheartened to learn that entering payroll by class still is not available at the QBO/QBOP payday screen. 

 

My clients need this.

 

For example, a salary for a non-profit staff member might be allocated to 10% Admin class, 5% Fundraising, and the remaining 85% allocated across several programs.

 

For some, their hours and allocations don't change, so they don't need to fill out a time sheet, or they fill out a different type of timesheet than in QBO. This means the cleanest and most efficient entry would be at the pay day step--to be able to enter x1 hours per Admin, x2 hours per Fundraising, x3 hours per Program1 and so on.

 

In QBOP (CORE at least, and from the sounds of it, all the other levels, too), when entering the hours per pay period, there is no way to add a column to designate either class *or* project.

 

PLEASE add this for so many of our clients who either have set/standardized allocations or use a different time tracker than Intuit's. In these cases, at payday time, we simply need to enter totals per class or project.

 

Small businesses do not have the accounting budget to pay for duplicating the timesheet data entry, entering manual staff expense calculations in projects, nor for creating payroll allocation journal entries. This should be a basic part of the software.

 

 

 

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