We pay our payroll taxes on the 15th of every month for the month prior. So in January we're actually paying December's taxes. My question is how should I record and report this? Would I date it in January but post it to December so I'm accurately reporting to the congregation what the taxes were for that fiscal year? Or, should I post as usual and just report December-November's taxes, the amount that came out of our checking account that fiscal year?
Thanks again.
Reporting on Taxes
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Re: Reporting on Taxes
You account for the expense (or the liability payment) in the year you paid it. Pure and simple !!newsboy9 wrote:We pay our payroll taxes on the 15th of every month for the month prior. So in January we're actually paying December's taxes. My question is how should I record and report this? Would I date it in January but post it to December so I'm accurately reporting to the congregation what the taxes were for that fiscal year? Or, should I post as usual and just report December-November's taxes, the amount that came out of our checking account that fiscal year?
Thanks again.
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.
Re: Reporting on Taxes
Ok hopefully this will be the last one on this.
My taxes are in liability accounts of course. We didn't start using PC until 01/01/2013. So of course PC doesn't have any money in the liability account for December '12 taxes. How do I go about paying the taxes out of those liability accounts, so they show up correctly on the reports, for the December taxes? I would prefer not to carry a negative balance on those accounts all year if at all possible.
Thanks again,
Luke
My taxes are in liability accounts of course. We didn't start using PC until 01/01/2013. So of course PC doesn't have any money in the liability account for December '12 taxes. How do I go about paying the taxes out of those liability accounts, so they show up correctly on the reports, for the December taxes? I would prefer not to carry a negative balance on those accounts all year if at all possible.
Thanks again,
Luke