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You can now create, edit, and view payrolls in Console. To create a new payroll, you can navigate to the list payrolls view for a company. To edit a payroll, navigate to that payroll and click the Edit button. This enables integrating partners to create, edit, and approve payrolls more quickly, removing the need to integrate with Check’s flows for running payroll. This release also helps ensure a successful year-end, as you may need to handle support cases that you may not have support for in your product, like 2% shareholder payouts. In these cases, you can create a payroll in Check in Console with the appropriate earnings. See how it works in this demo
Create and edit payrolls in Console
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Create and edit payrolls in Console
You can now create, edit, and view payrolls in Console. To create a new payroll, you can navigate to the list payrolls view for a company. To edit a payroll, navigate to that payroll and click the Edit button. This enables integrating partners to create, edit, and approve payrolls more quickly, removing the need to integrate with Check’s flows for running payroll. This release also helps ensure a successful year-end, as you may need to handle support cases that you may not have support for in your product, like 2% shareholder payouts. In these cases, you can create a payroll in Check in Console with the appropriate earnings. See how it works in this demo.
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Check now offers a variety of new CSV reports for download in a new Tax Inputs report page in Console (see below). Reports includeCompanies with outstanding Applied For IDs by state jurisdictionCompanies with outstanding Applied For IDs by individual IDOutstanding company and employee tax inputs needed for successful Year-End filings, such as MD NAICS codes, WA SOC codes, and IN residency and employment county codes.
Download reports for outstanding tax inputs needed for successful filings
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Download reports for outstanding tax inputs needed for successful filings
Check now offers a variety of new CSV reports for download in a new Tax Inputs report page in Console (see below). Reports include
- Companies with outstanding Applied For IDs by state jurisdiction
- Companies with outstanding Applied For IDs by individual ID
- Outstanding company and employee tax inputs needed for successful Year-End filings, such as MD NAICS codes, WA SOC codes, and IN residency and employment county codes.
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You can now edit the company enrollment profile on the company detail page in Console. Learn more about Check company enrollment here
Edit Company Enrollment Profile in Console
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Edit Company Enrollment Profile in Console
You can now edit the company enrollment profile on the company detail page in Console. Learn more about Check company enrollment here.
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Check now offers new earning types for 2% shareholders via the API, including `2_percent_shareholder_benefits` and `2_percent_shareholder_hsa`. These earning types are only available to employees that are 1) identified as a 2% shareholder in the company-defined employee attribute field and 2) employed by an S-Corp or LLC company. See our docs for more information on Group Term Life earning types for 2% shareholders. Please note that all S-Corp and LLC employees will be placed in a ‘needs attention’ state until the company-defined attribute has been updated, but this will not block payroll. You are able to set this status in Console or using the API, and employers will be able to set this status using Employer Onboard. You can update the 2% shareholder earning types today via API integration or wait for support in Console later this month. Learn more about 2% shareholder earning types here
Support for 2% shareholders in Check API
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Support for 2% shareholders in Check API
Check now offers new earning types for 2% shareholders via the API, including `2_percent_shareholder_benefits` and `2_percent_shareholder_hsa`. These earning types are only available to employees that are 1) identified as a 2% shareholder in the company-defined employee attribute field and 2) employed by an S-Corp or LLC company. See our docs for more information on Group Term Life earning types for 2% shareholders.
Please note that all S-Corp and LLC employees will be placed in a ‘needs attention’ state until the company-defined attribute has been updated, but this will not block payroll. You are able to set this status in Console or using the API, and employers will be able to set this status using Employer Onboard. You can update the 2% shareholder earning types today via API integration or wait for support in Console later this month. Learn more about 2% shareholder earning types here.
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