When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine CO*SIT
married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests in the
PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get this
going?
mike
I forgot to say, that all other calculations (Medicare, SS, Federal, etc.)
are done OK. Only the COSIT 02 calculation fails.
mike
"Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
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> When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine CO*SIT
> married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests in
the
> PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get this
> going?
> mike
Hi Mike:
Try going to Maintain->Employee and choose an employee
record. Click on the EmployEE Fields tab and uncheck the
box in the Std column for the State income tax row. Click
in the Tax Name field and scroll to the COSIT name. Save
the employee record and try writing a paycheck for that
employee.
HTH
—
Charlie Card
http://www.iowafightsong.com
"Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
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> I forgot to say, that all other calculations (Medicare,
SS, Federal, etc.)
> are done OK. Only the COSIT 02 calculation fails.
> mike
> "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message
"Can’t fine CO*SIT
> > married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global),
and it is
> > definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything
in PT suggests in
> the
> > PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it.
How do I get this
> > going?
> > mike
I tried that. Peachtree does not complain any longer about not being able to
find the calculation, but unfortunately the state income tax shows as zero
on the check. Although I’d like that, it probably is not correct.
If I uncheck "Std" and select "COSIT", where does Peachtree find the
calculation?
Thanks for your help.
mike
"Charlie Card" <charliec…@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Mike:
> Try going to Maintain->Employee and choose an employee
> record. Click on the EmployEE Fields tab and uncheck the
> box in the Std column for the State income tax row. Click
> in the Tax Name field and scroll to the COSIT name. Save
> the employee record and try writing a paycheck for that
> employee.
> HTH
> —
> Charlie Card
> http://www.iowafightsong.com
> "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> news:agvo9n$n0u@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > I forgot to say, that all other calculations (Medicare,
> SS, Federal, etc.)
> > are done OK. Only the COSIT 02 calculation fails.
> > mike
> > "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> > news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > > When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message
> "Can’t fine CO*SIT
> > > married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global),
> and it is
> > > definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything
> in PT suggests in
> > the
> > > PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it.
> How do I get this
> > > going?
> > > mike
This is most likely not the problem, but I thought I would ask. Is there an
entry with a code ID of COSIT M2? I ask this because you said COSIT 02 in the
message below. COSIT M2 is the code ID and COSIT 02 is the description. You
probably already knew that, but it was worth a shot.
You might try deleting the current COSIT M2 entry and creating it again. Does
the single calculation work OK.
"Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
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> I forgot to say, that all other calculations (Medicare, SS, Federal, etc.)
> are done OK. Only the COSIT 02 calculation fails.
> mike
> "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine CO*SIT
> > married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> > definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests in
> the
> > PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get this
> > going?
> > mike
Thanks for checking:
There are the following entries in the global payroll tax table (among many
others):
Tax ID Tax Name
COSIT M2 COSIT 02
COSIT S2 COSIT 02
One for married, the other for single.
I just tried to change the "filing status" on the "maintain employee" dialog
to "Single" for "state". Funny thing is: I still get an error message for
the CO*SIT Married calculation. That does not sound right, does it?
mike
"Randy H" <randyusenetDELETE C…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> This is most likely not the problem, but I thought I would ask. Is there
an
> entry with a code ID of COSIT M2? I ask this because you said COSIT 02 in
the
> message below. COSIT M2 is the code ID and COSIT 02 is the description.
You
> probably already knew that, but it was worth a shot.
> You might try deleting the current COSIT M2 entry and creating it again.
Does
> the single calculation work OK.
> "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> news:agvo9n$n0u@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > I forgot to say, that all other calculations (Medicare, SS, Federal,
etc.)
> > are done OK. Only the COSIT 02 calculation fails.
> > mike
> > "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> > news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > > When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine
CO*SIT
> > > married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> > > definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests
in
> > the
> > > PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get
this
> > > going?
> > > mike
Tried to delete and add the tax calculations. No difference.
I also tried to change the state to ID. Then the software complained that it
could not find the ID*SIT married calculation.
mike
"Randy H" <randyusenetDELETE C…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> This is most likely not the problem, but I thought I would ask. Is there
an
> entry with a code ID of COSIT M2? I ask this because you said COSIT 02 in
the
> message below. COSIT M2 is the code ID and COSIT 02 is the description.
You
> probably already knew that, but it was worth a shot.
> You might try deleting the current COSIT M2 entry and creating it again.
Does
> the single calculation work OK.
> "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> news:agvo9n$n0u@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > I forgot to say, that all other calculations (Medicare, SS, Federal,
etc.)
> > are done OK. Only the COSIT 02 calculation fails.
> > mike
> > "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> > news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > > When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine
CO*SIT
> > > married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> > > definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests
in
> > the
> > > PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get
this
> > > going?
> > > mike
I believe that you have to have the right tables in the COMPANY tax tables,
not just global.
"Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
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> When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine CO*SIT
> married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests in
the
> PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get this
> going?
> mike
Do you happen to know which ones I need?
mike
"Edward Gerety" <edw…@rabbitusa.com> wrote in message
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> I believe that you have to have the right tables in the COMPANY tax
tables,
> not just global.
> "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message
> news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net…
> > When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine
CO*SIT
> > married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> > definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests in
> the
> > PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get this
> > going?
> > mike
Hi Mike, I am having the same problem with my SUI It gives the same
error message. Or if I uncheck the standard box it does not calculat
it at all. I am also have a problem witht he SIT It is not deducting
the right amount. Were you able to resolve the problem? Any
suggestions Thanks Deb
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"Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message <news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net>…
> When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine CO*SIT
> married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests in the
> PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get this
> going?
> mike
Go to your calculation, in the GOVERNMENT section, make sure STATE is
selected and the field next to it is blank.
Nette
prior…@imsinc-online.com
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d…@withersplace.com (Deb) wrote in message <news:7bf42799.0208111815.7ff2e18f@posting.google.com>…
> Hi Mike, I am having the same problem with my SUI It gives the same
> error message. Or if I uncheck the standard box it does not calculat
> it at all. I am also have a problem witht he SIT It is not deducting
> the right amount. Were you able to resolve the problem? Any
> suggestions Thanks Deb
> "Mike Bode" <m…@soft-imaging.com> wrote in message <news:agvls1$n0s@dispatch.concentric.net>…
> > When I do my payroll, PT comes up with an error message "Can’t fine CO*SIT
> > married Calculation". I checked the tax tables (global), and it is
> > definitely there for tax year 02. I checked everything in PT suggests in the
> > PDF document about this error, but I can’t resolve it. How do I get this
> > going?
> > mike