North Dakota Tax Table Update FAQ is a post from: ERP Software Blog Have more questions about the North Dakota tax table update? Contact DFC Consultants, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner with three locations in North Dakota. Most years we don’t have to do mid-year tax updates, but it’s all dependent on changes from the IRS or state. Do we need this every year when we do the year end payroll tax updates? You should run the update on the server, if possible, to avoid any potential issues, but once it has been run once, that is all that is needed.Ħ. Does this need to be installed on all workstations? You do not need to download a specific version from the Microsoft website – just use the Automatic tax updater as referenced below.ĥ. No, you can install the tax update on any version of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010, 2013, or 2015. Does this require me to be on a specific service pack? If your authorization number doesn’t work you can contact DFC and we can just use ours.Ĥ. So we would want to double check the number listed on CustomerSource. In a majority of cases, the authorization number is your business telephone number, but Microsoft has started to change it with new contracts.
What is my authorization number to install the update? Also, employers are not required to adjust the amount of North Dakota withholding from future wages paid in 2015 to account for any overwithholding that might have occurred with respect to previously issued paychecks.ģ. Employers that choose to update their payroll systems for the remainder of the 2015 calendar year are not required to make any adjustment to the North Dakota income tax withholding returns already filed or to employees’ paychecks already issued. While updating payroll systems to reflect the changes is option al for the 2015 calendar year, employers are encouraged to update their payroll systems as soon as they are able to do so. The information in this booklet and the separate withholding tables have been updated to reflect the reduced income tax rates. The reduced rates will apply to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2015. In Senate Bill 2349, the 2015 North Dakota Legislature reduced the income tax rates for individuals.
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