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Reporting Group Maintenance

 

Summary

 

The Reporting Group Maintenance window is used to create and maintain reporting groups. Reporting groups can be used to filter the employees included in reporting, 1099Rs or W-2 batches. For example, you can add all 1099R employees to a reporting group and then use that reporting group in the 1099Rs process to select the employees to be included in the batch. This is optional because if all of the employees that should receive 1099Rs are in specific departments, you can also process 1099Rs by the department code attached to the employee records rather than a reporting group.

 

Reporting groups can also be used to select which employees will be included in a W-2s batch. For example, if you would like to process W-2s in multiple batches, you can group all employee records onto reporting groups. When you generate a W-2 batch, select a reporting group and only the employees in that group will be processed in the batch. If you do not select a reporting group when generating W-2s, all employees will be included in the batch. When using this option, make sure that you assign every employee record that should be included in the W-2 process to a reporting group. If you would like to generate a W-2s batch for a small group of employees, and then another batch for the rest of the employees, you can assign the small group of employees to a reporting group, but do not the rest. When you generate the W-2s, generate one batch for the small group of employees and then create another batch for all employees, but then remove the employees that belong to the small group from the large W-2 batch using the Edit step (PR> W-2> Edit).

 

Reporting groups can also be used to filter the employees that display on the following reports:  Accrual Register, Compensated Absences, Deduction Register, General Wage, Quarterly Wage and State Wages.

 

Related Links

 

Click here for information on the 1099Rs process.

 

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