without getting into the long details we need to give a manager an advance (as a check), so he cancash the check and give the money to the employee needing the money. The employee at present does not have a local bank and has lost his Drivers license so he cannot personally cash the check. I know this sounds suspect but this is legit… 🙂
We will then take the money back on the other individuals next commission paycheck. I know that this is convoluted, but this is the way we are going to have to do it unless someone on this forum has a better answer.
But my real question is … will the advance to the manager show up on his W2 as wages… when they are not his wages.
i was also thinking about doing the advance as a negative deduction rather than a pay code, which may be better.
Thank you for any and all help.
—————————— John Stabler Controller ConsultNet LLC South Jordan UT ——————————
Chris Hadden, CPP
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December 6, 2016 at 5:17 PM
John,
Have you considered cutting this advance to the manager outside of Payroll, through AP/Purchasing?
I’ve never experienced this exact situation firsthand, however my gut tells me it might be easier to make adjustments through AP rather than Payroll.
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