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Current Year: Payroll: Year End
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Notes for 2011 Year End and the new year 2012
- The reduced Social Security rates for employees continues for all of 2012.
- NOTE: Keystone 2.5.1 and beyond contain support for the 2% FICA employee tax cut which was recently extended for the remainder of 2012.
- Read about Tax Cut Extension (IRS.GOV)
- For 2012 some (or all employers) may need to track health care provided from the company to each employee. Starting with the 2010/2011 Keystone added a special ability to track this value. Keystone payroll users have 2 options:
- Follow the special procedures in Keystone to track employer paid health insurance.
- Calculate and manually enter employer paid insurance at the end of 2012.
See Health Insurance
Year End Procedures
Before Running the first Payroll of the new Year
- Make a backup to file and save in a permanent location. see Keystone Database Backup
- Web Update to the latest Keystone version. (New changes for 2011 start in version 2.5)
- Run Year End Modifications to configure payroll updates
- Set up Payroll Periods for 2012. see Setup Periods
Processing W-2s
NOTE: Payroll may be run in the new year before the prior year W-2s are printed. Payroll runs in the new year will not affect prior year W-2s.
Frequently check Keystone Help and this page for any updates
Prior Year Information
Special Notice for 2010 Year End
The 2010 Payroll Year End update has three major changes:
- Hire Act reporting for 2010.
- New Health Insurance requirements for 2012 (originally slated for 2011, now deferred until 2012 IRS Notice).
- New Social Security rates that differ from employee and employer for 2011.
You must run the Year End Modifications program for these changes to take effect