I entered workers comp rates in the Rates section, but after I perform the formulas, my employees still dont show WC costs. What is wrong?
Its possible that a WC Code was not entered/imported for each employee. To find out if this is the case, go to Employees, then on the first tab “Employee” there is a field for “Workers Comp Code.” If there is nothing in this section, then you will need to either (1) manually enter the Workers Comp Code for each employee, (2) import a Workers Comp Code for each employer, or (3) create a formula so that a Workers Comp Code will be generated for each employee. Creating a formula can be the fastest and easiest way if you only have a few different Workers Comp Codes that are based on criteria that is readily available. If you have various Workers Comp Codes that is not based on criteria that is available, then you may want to import the Workers Comp Codes (dont forget to include a column in your import spreadsheet that contains either the SSN or employee ID number!). If there is a code entered when you go to the Employees tab, then it is possible that the codes are not matching up. Check th
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