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AccountMate 12 for SQL and Express
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AccountMate 10 for SQL, Express, and LAN
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PR
Articles #1309 and #1310
For example, an employee may reside in one state and work in another state, so their wages are subject to taxation in both states. In certain circumstances, the employee may also be subject to both county and city payroll taxes. Article #1310: How to Use the Payroll Local Tax Table Maintenance Function explains how to automate various local tax calculation and reporting requirements.
Requirements placed upon employers by various governmental organizations cause payroll to be one of the more complex accounting functions. Federal requirements are fairly straightforward; however, the large number of states, counties, cities, and municipalities that also have requirements complicates the function. Article #1309: Using the Additional Tax Code Feature provides information about how to use the Additional Tax Code feature to automate various state tax calculation and reporting requirements.