How to Print W-3 Forms in QuickBooks Desktop

The W-3 form is used to transmit W-2 information to the Social Security Administration (SSA). Employers must file a W-3 form along with Copy A of employees' W-2 forms each year. QuickBooks Desktop allows employers to easily print W-3 forms to submit to the SSA. Here is a step-by-step

 

The W-3 form is used to transmit W-2 information to the Social Security Administration (SSA). Employers must file a W-3 form along with Copy A of employees' W-2 forms each year. QuickBooks Desktop allows employers to easily print W-3 forms to submit to the SSA. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to print W-3 forms in QuickBooks Desktop.

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Printing W-3 Forms in QuickBooks Desktop

  1. Update Employee Information

Before printing W-3 forms, ensure all employee information is up-to-date in QuickBooks Desktop, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and wages paid for the year. You can update employee info by going to the Employee Center and selecting the employee.

  1. Run Payroll Summary Report

Go to Reports > Employees & Payroll > Payroll Summary. Select the payroll year you need W-3 forms for. This report summarizes total Social Security and Medicare wages paid to employees.

  1. Open Payroll Forms Worksheet

Go to Employees > Payroll Forms > Process Payroll Forms. Select Federal Forms > Payroll Forms Worksheet. Enter the quarterly totals from your Payroll Summary Report into the worksheet.

  1. Print W-3 Form

With the Payroll Forms Worksheet open, go to File > Print Forms. Select the W-3 option and click OK. Verify all the information is correct, then click Print.

  1. Print W-2 Forms

To submit Copy A of employees' W-2s with the W-3, go back to the Print Forms window. Select the W-2 option for each employee. Verify each form, then click Print.

Printing W-3 Forms in QuickBooks Online

Like Desktop, QuickBooks Online also allows business owners to print annual W-3 forms along with W-2s for employees. Follow these instructions:


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