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How to accrue vacation time, sick pay, or paid time off in EasyACCT
by Intuit• Updated 3 months ago
This article will help you set up accrual for vacation time, sick pay, and paid time off (PTO) in EasyACCT.
How to set up accrual for vacation time, sick pay, and PTO:
- Go to Batch Payroll, Update Company Files, Company Information and select the Vac/Sick/Leave tab.
- Select a time off code to set up from the dropdown menu.
- Complete the remaining fields:
- Go to Batch Payroll, Update Company Files and select Employee Information.
- Select an employee and switch to the Vac/Sick/Leave tab.
- For each employee, select up to 4 paid time-off codes.
- Note that information for each code pulls data from the setup in company information, but changes can be made at an employee level.
- See the Vacation/Sick/Leave Field Descriptions above for more information.
- The PTO accrues as payroll is processed in the Batch Payroll module.
How to use vacation and sick pay:
- Go to Batch Payroll, Process Payroll, Payroll Check Computation.
- Enter the Check Date to be Processed, and the Pay Period Begin and End Dates.
- Enter the Period for Contributions and Deductions (if applicable).
- Select Continue.
For Hourly employees using paid time off:
- Enter a new line for the employee and use the gross pay item associated with the paid time off code for the employee.
- Enter the number of hours used for vacation/sick time.
- The Rate and Amount will be entered automatically.
- Enter the gross pay item for regular hours and the number of hours that reflect the non-vacation/sick time used for the pay period. If the entire pay period was taken as vacation/sick time, you don't need this row.
For salaried employees using paid time off:
- Enter a new line for the employee and use the gross pay item associated with the paid time off code for the employee.
- Enter the number of hours used for vacation/sick time.
- The Rate and Amount will be entered automatically.
- Enter the gross pay item for Salaried Hours.
- Adjust the salary amount to reflect the salary, minus the amount of PTO calculated in step 6c.
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