How to calculate paid time off earned?? Pyramid said it doesn't do it. Seriously?!?! How do you guys work around this??
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I keep track of earned time for each employee in a journal, when I print their individual time sheet reports, if they request comp time, then I write it on their time sheet how many hours, then I go to quick books and enter total hours. On the time clock report, I also make notations of any adds. Then file!
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As an S-Corp with only myself, I do need to run a payroll but also find the subscription costs out of line with my need. As such, I continue to use QB4.0 for the Mac - which has and continues to run payroll with no additional costs since 1997. Although the tax table service is discontinued, I do update the tables manually to maintain current tax percentages. The 940 and 941 forms are now out of date, but the information is still correct. I transfer the numbers to the new forms manually. W2's and W3's I do online with SSA. Only runs in classic though. Hasn't been a problem until OSX 10.5. Now I'm researching options. Note: I have bought all QB upgrades through current versions for both the PC and the MAC. I have reverted back to QB4 Mac however every time because the payroll options there were just great for my needs - and have been stripped from all subsequent versions of QB since regardless of platform. Too Bad!
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It goes back on it's on each day. If you hit memory, the 7 days are stored there..but you have to hit mode on that day to see that day's total. The time has to be exact. When I first set the time, I set it wrong, so I had to reset the time again went to mode, found the time and reset it; you can hit set and you will be able to reset each mode that you want.
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Mine has held two jobs since I first brought it home. The first was in construction, where it put in about 65 hours a week with no overtime for dirt pay. Eventually my wife and I talked it into going back to school. It graduated last year and applied for an internship at a startup in Silicon Valley. The company just posted it's second quarter profits and it looks like our yodeling pickle now has a steady job with lots of opportunities for future growth. Best of all, it loves what it does. So yes, it works.
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Based on my memory of it I believe that is correct (I gave the machine to a friend). However, not having benefit of any paperwork at my disposal, the labor "might" only be 90 days. An inquiry to Dell retail sales might serve you better. P.S. The machine funtioned very well and was easy to set up.
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The total it gives you is the end result total. If you work 5 hours on Monday and 5 hours on Tuesday, the total amount shown on the card is 10 hours. It does show total hours worked that day. Hope this helps you.
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Dear Janice: The Pyramid 5000 uses the Pyramid 4000 time cards: http://www.amazon.com/Pyramid-44100-10-4000HD-Electronic-Reference/dp/B00006IBG7/ref=sr_1_2?m=A2VUEFS2X5TVSN&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1369765769&sr=1-2 Best Regards Employee Time Clocks
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Data can be downloaded anytime you want. I normally download the data weekly just before payroll, to calculate absences etc
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Did you just buy it? You have to let it be for 48 hours so it can unfold itself & fill out :) hope this helps!
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Automatic deductions are not listed. They are simply deducted at the end of the punch period.Example, if you have an automatic lunch deduction set for 30 minutes in an 8 hour work day, and they punch in at 8AM and out at 4:30PM, the total would be 8 hours. There is no separate entry indicating that a deduction was taken. Side note: There is not automatic deduction for paid breaks, as you are paying them for breaks. There is only a deduction for unpaid lunches. Note 2: If the employee punches Out for lunch at say 1PM then back IN, the clock restarts, looking for that 8 hour cycle from the last IN punch.JoeEmployee Time Clocks Automatic deductions are not listed. They are simply deducted at the end of the punch period.Example, if you have an automatic lunch deduction set for 30 minutes in an 8 hour work day, and they punch in at 8AM and out at 4:30PM, the total would be 8 hours. There is no separate entry indicating that a deduction was taken. Side note: There is not automatic deduction for paid breaks, as you are paying them for breaks. There is only a deduction for unpaid lunches. Note 2: If the employee punches Out for lunch at say 1PM then back IN, the clock restarts, looking for that... » Read More Automatic deductions are not listed. They are simply deducted at the end of the punch period.Example, if you have an automatic lunch deduction set for 30 minutes in an 8 hour work day, and they punch in at 8AM and out at 4:30PM, the total would be 8 hours. There is no separate entry indicating that a deduction was taken. Side note: There is not automatic deduction for paid breaks, as you are paying them for breaks. There is only a deduction for unpaid lunches. Note 2: If the employee punches Out for lunch at say 1PM then back IN, the clock restarts, looking for that 8 hour cycle from the last IN punch.JoeEmployee Time Clocks « Show Less
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Please help! I poured so much time and money into this. I am so confused...
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Thanks Bob for the explaination. I got it this time. The interview title within the "Less Common Income" is kind of misleading; The "foreign earned income" is really means "foreign earned income exlusion", because I don't have any exclusion, that's why everytime I went through the interview, it just delete the form 2555, and didn't give me any chance to input the "foreign wage"; After I went into the "Miscellaneous income", I did able to see the "foreign wage" can be inputed; I think most of other people will have similar issue as me......Even if they do have "foreigh earned income exlusion", they will still be stuck at the "foreign earned income (exclusion)" because they are not able to input income here and they don't know there is a "foreign wage" input two level deep under the "Miscellaneous income"...... Jason Guo
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Dear, Thank you very much for your patience. I apologize that I may reply to you later because of the Spring Festival Holiday in China. I have replied to you soon after we start to work. I have checked it again, and we have it, the ASIN: B00889WQIO. And you could check it. I apologize again. Hope my reply could help you.:) Have a nice time, Sincerely, Maysu
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Since the times are all set manually I would think you will have to reset by hand. We bought ours between time change so we will find out for sure early next month when we "fall back".
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1. Ours came with 15 months of online access. I'm not sure why you got only 3. 2. You look on their schedule and pick the earliest available time. Sometimes that's in a day or two, and sometimes it's not until a week or two away. I don't know about doing it more often, since we actually never got around to doing this. 3. I loved the online games, but I rarely played them against other people. As far as I know, you can't speak to the other players. I just remember trying to identify things more quickly by typing their names. Mostly I played on my own. The best one for me involved listening to stories and clicking words as you heard them. The words are arranged in a grid, and you try to make a "bingo." I listened to some of the stories over and over during the course of the year, and I definitely got better at parsing what they said. Understanding came even later, but I had to begin with just making sense of this flow of unfamiliar sounds. I'm afraid I can't look up the answers for you. We came across a big downside of the program: you only get two installs for $800. So when you have two hard drive crashes (in the month before we left for Italy -- and then we got a new computer, and *it's* new drive crashed within a week!) you're out of luck. It was very frustrating to suddenly lose our program. Several times while we were in Italy, I thought of times I would have liked to look something up or practice something on RS that came up in a conversation in the real world. But, no, the company was too concerned that we would give it away to all our friends, so we couldn't use it anymore after the computer trouble.
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Also, something to keep in mind is that in order for the auto calculation to be accurate for paid vs unpaid breaks, my employees use two cards per person per week. One card for daily/lunch and the other for paid breaks.
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Contact the company. They told me when I made my purchase that they would sell pays if i ever need them