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Posted by EdStevens on February 7, 2008, 9:58 pm
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> But I thought that seeing only a plain split transaction in your
> Group generated transactions, instead of seeing the paycheck
> form, was a problem for you.
Not a problem per se, just unexpected and I wanted to make sure I
wasn't missing a trick.
>If you don't mind getting plain
> split transactions, isn't that what you're getting now?
From a purely functional standpoint, I don't mind using the split
transaction but the forms are a bit nicer to work with.
>
> I think the Paycheck Wizard does make it easier to create the
> paycheck, so I'd use it for that reason.
>
> [The Paycheck Wizard will set some things up for you that you
> might have to think about in order to get them right. But if
> you needed a guide, you could use the Wizard to setup a
> paycheck, enter one paycheck in some account register, create a
> transaction report showing all the split lines ... then create
> your own non-Wizard paycheck to match the one the Wizard
> created.]
>
Which is how I got to where I am now, and I did notice that the split
created by memorizing the form did do some 'tricks' on the employee
match of the 401k - something that, as you say, I would have had to
think about a bit to get right.
Thanks for the feedback, John. I don't come here often, but you are
always helpful when I ask.
- Ed
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