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Congratulations on making it to the end of another successful year! With QuickBooks Payroll Support wrapping up year-end tasks is simple — but there are still a few critical steps every employer should complete to ensure a smooth transition into the new year.QuickBooks Customer service

In this video, we walk through the key year-end payroll tasks, including final pay runs, form preparation, contractor filing, and the compliance updates you need to make before January. Whether you’re an experienced payroll admin or managing payroll for the first time, these steps will help you stay accurate, organized, and ready for the year ahead.A

What you'll learn:
• How to run your final payroll for the year, including bonuses and fringe benefits
• Why it’s important to review and update employee details before year-end
• How to verify W-4 information, addresses, SUI rates, and deposit schedules
• How to preview W-2s to catch errors before they’re filed
• Why encouraging employees to join QuickBooks Workforce improves access and reduces admin time
• The key difference between employee W-2s and contractor 1099s
• The critical January 31 deadline for distributing both W-2s and 1099s
• How “Automate taxes and forms” in QuickBooks simplifies filing
• Where to find a full QuickBooks Year-End Checklist for detailed deadlines

Year-end doesn’t have to be stressful. With QuickBooks handling much of the heavy lifting — and with a quick review of your payroll details — you can start the new year confident and compliant.

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