System added miscellaneous state tax parameter for (AGENCY): Supplemental Type
"System added miscellaneous state tax parameter for California: Supplemental Type" or
These are alerts that prompt during payroll to let you know that a new tax type has been added to an employee due to being a new hire and being paid for the first time in the system, if a new agency was added to the employee OR if the unemployment state does not match an address on file for the employee. In either case, this alert can be marked as complete IF the employee's jurisdiction being listed (California in this example) matches what the intentions of the taxation for the employee should be. For example, if the alert states California on the taxes added but the employee lives or works in Georgia, then this alert should stop you to make changes to the employee and pay statement before proceeding. If the state matches the employee's state, no changes are needed.  Here's an article on how to update cost centers, tax withholding info, as well as unemployment state. HERE Once all changes are made per the article, when the pay statement is recalculated or "SAVE"d then the alert should no longer exist. |
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