2019 Sage 100 Payroll Reports and Tax Table Updates
Every year there are important changes to Sage 100 payroll reports. You get tax table updates from Sage with an active maintenance plan. This year, US Federal changes will introduce several payroll reporting requirements. Here’s what you need to know about these requirements, and how we are updating Sage 100 Payroll to help you stay compliant.
- Changes below will be implemented only in the latest version of Sage 100 Payroll that is compatible with Sage 100 2018 and later.
- The January 2020 tax table update (TTU) will be the final TTU released for Sage 100 version 2017. No further TTUs will be released for version 2017.
Sage 100 Payroll Reports and Tax Table Updates
- Component 2 EEO-1 Compensation Data - To comply with reporting requirements that must be in place by September 30, 2019, the following changes to the Employee Maintenance Additional tab are planned for Payroll version 2.19.4, available by early September:
- Changes to the Ethnicity/Race field—the required categories will be updated
- New Job Category field with the 10 required job categories available for selection
2. Changes based on the 2020 W-4 form - Changes for Payroll version 2.20, available in December 2019 for tax year 2020, are under review. Sage is waiting for finalization of the W-4 form and Publication 15-T.
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Another version was posted here: Sage 100 – Payroll Upcoming Changes from Sage and Federal Government
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