The Cash Requirement report provides helpful insight into your payroll debits and liabilities. You can view the total debits, check payments, fees, and outstanding liabilities from your payroll summarized or broken down by employee.

The Total to be Electronically Transmitted is the amount that will come out of your bank account to fund the payroll.

The Payroll Summary report sums wages, taxes, deductions, and payroll fees for a pay period. This report is a great option in helping you to reconcile and verify the data, i.e., custom reports. You can run this report for a specific payroll or by a date range.

• Payroll Summary report by specific payroll: For example, let's say I wanted to see a data summary for a specific payroll. I would select the payroll (this will highlight it in gray) and then click on the Payroll Summary report. When running the report, the data within the report will be for the selected payroll only. 
• Payroll Summary report by date range: If running the report by a date range, i.e., paycheck date, the data within the report will total all payrolls within the date range criteria. For example, let's say I wanted to see the summary of the data for a specific paycheck date. I would follow the same steps as shown in the Date Range PDF Reports help guide. 
  • It is important to note the Date From and the Date To fields should be actual paycheck dates. For example, my company's paycheck dates are August 2, 16, and 30 of 2019. I want to see the payroll summary for both the 2nd and 16th, so I will set the Date From field as 8/2/2019 and the Date To field as 8/16/2019. This will ensure the respective payroll data for these actual pay dates is the only data included. 
  • On the other hand, what happens if you put 8/1/2019 to 8/30/2019 as the date range? This would result in any payroll data with a pay date within the range appearing in the report. For example, maybe there is a pending payroll for a pay date of 8/23/2019 or a manual payroll for one person on 8/1/2019. Consequently, this would result in the report providing data that may not be what is wanted or accurate for the specific one-time purpose of pulling the specific date range. 

• Header & Wages: The report will contain all the pertinent client and payroll specific data at the top of the page. The report will show a break down of the gross wages and then the total for the gross wages. It is important to note the taxes and deductions are included in the gross wages.
• Net Check & Direct Deposits: The report will show a breakdown between the Direct Deposits and Net Checks. This section will show the total amount of direct deposits which will be collected from TRAXPayroll, and the total amount of checks to be printed from your company's printer. In other words, if the Net Check in this section has a dollar value, these checks will need to be printed from your company's check stock and will not be collected by TRAXPayroll to fund the payroll.
• Deductions: The report will show a list of the Employee (EE) Deductions and if they are being "Collected" by TRAXPayroll. If the deduction is collected by TRAXPayroll, it will be included in the total amount withdrawn from your company's bank account to fund the payroll. However, if the deductions are "Uncollected," your company will be responsible for the physical movement of the money, i.e. paying the liability.
• Employee Taxes: The report will show a list of the Employee (EE) Taxes and if they are being "Collected" by TRAXPayroll. If the tax is collected by TRAXPayroll, it will be included in the total amount withdrawn from your company's bank account to fund the payroll. Generally, EE taxes are collected by TRAXPayroll. However, if the taxes are "Uncollected," your company will be responsible for the physical movement of the money, i.e. paying the liability. For example, NY-FLI-EE, and NY-SDI are not collected in the screenshot above. These taxes would be paid by your company and are not included in the amount of money withdrawn by TRAXPayroll to fund the payroll.
• Employer Taxes: The report will show a list of the Employer (ER) Taxes and if they are being "Collected" by TRAXPayroll. If the tax is collected by TRAXPayroll, it will be included in the total amount withdrawn from your company's bank account to fund the payroll. Generally, ER taxes are collected by TRAXPayroll.
• Report Summary: At the bottom of the report will be the report summary. This section will list out each of the section totals and sum them together to add up to the total TRAXPayroll withdrawn amount from your company's bank account under the "Collected" header. If there is any amount of monies which are not collected, they will be listed under the "Uncollected" header and will be the responsibility of your company.

The Payroll Register report summarizes each employee's hours and wages, taxes by employee and employer, and employee and employer deductions. 

The Payroll Additional Pay/Expense report shows you a list of all additional payments and expenses for the selected pay cycle. This report also shows extra recurring pay and extra pay entered or uploaded in payroll. This includes the pay type and amount for each payment and the grand total. 

The Payroll Hours Input Sheet lists all hours for the employee for the selected pay cycle. This includes regular hours, overtime hours, other hours, and benefit hours.

The Benefit Balance report will include year-to-date and overall balances for each hour benefit for each employee. This will include used, earned, and available balances.

The Benefit Adjustments report shows you all adjustments that have been made to all hour benefits types during the selected pay cycle. This includes the amount, hour benefit type, date it was applied, who made the adjustment, and when.

This report shows you a list of employees excluded from the specified payroll run. The employee's name, hire date, and termination date will show in this list.

The Company Fee Details report lists all of the fees associated with the payroll run included in the selected pay cycle. This can include the base month fee, payroll fee per employee, timesheet fee per employee, garnishment fees, etc. The report also shows you the grand totals for each fee type in the selected pay cycle.

The Paper Checks report lists all employees who will receive paper checks. This report includes the employee's name, employee number, SSN, pay cycle ledger ID, check number, and check amount. Additionally, you will see a grand total amount at the bottom for all checks during the selected pay cycle. 

It is important to remember that the client is responsible for cutting the checks.

The Deductions reports allow you to run a report for each deduction type. Additionally, you can run the All Deductions report to view all deductions for all employees for that pay cycle.

Each report includes the following for each employee: employee's name, hours worked during the pay cycle, deduction amount, year-to-date total (for employee), employer amount, and employer year-to-date total. Additionally, the report includes the total for each benefit and the grand total of all benefits if running the All Deductions report.

The available reports vary based on the deductions currently used for each specified pay cycle.

The Company Other Collection Details* report is used to show any tax adjustments your team has made that were collected within the payroll. 

*Some company-specific information has been hidden in the example report above. The report in your account will display more information. 

The Termination List report shows you all employees terminated during the specified date range. The report includes the employee's name, SSN, employee number, hire date, and termination date.

The New Hire List shows you all employees hired during the specified date range. The report includes the employee's name, SSN, employee number, birth date, hire date, annual base salary, and termination date.

The Worker's Comp Salary List includes the wages paid in the date range selected. 

You can only use this report if you have your workers' compensation classification codes and rates set up under the Company tab. Employees can only be under one workers' compensation code.

This report takes the employee's salary and multiplies it by the workers' compensation rate to give you an estimated premium amount for the specified time frame. This helps you refer back to audits with your workers' compensation carrier to true up anything (terminations and additions).

You can only use this report if you have your workers' compensation classification codes and rates set up under the Company tab. Employees can only be under one workers' compensation code.