missing tax calculation

[mikebode]

I have been using Peachtree for awhile, and this month I started to get error messages when I did the payroll. Every time I select an employee for a paycheck, I get an error message "Cannot find CO*SIT married calculation" (same for single). I have tried everything I can think of to no avail:

I read the PDF that deals with this issue, but they only say that it could be a mismatch between selected and allowed status. Not the case here.

I have reapplied the tax tables. No change.

I have selectively deleted and re-added the COSIT M2 and COSIT S2 tax tables. No change.

I have de-selected the "Std" checkbox on the employee page and selected "COSIT" from the list. No change.

Can anybody help me with this?

mike

[Diane Koers]

Check both the formula and the employee record and make sure they both say "CO" in the State field.

[mikebode]

Thanks for the tip.

Both the tax table and the employee say "CO".

mike

[Diane Koers]

OK...check in your Company tax table. Is there a CO tax listed there as well?

[mikebode]

There are many taxes listed there, For Colorado I can only find one: "COSUI"

mike

[mikebode]

I just noted, that many of the company taxes are incomplete. Here is for example one, that was listed as:

SIT1 SIT 01

and the formula for the calculation is:

SWER = -PRORATE (TABLE (ANNUAL (ADJUSTED_GROSS) - (EMP_STATE_ALLOWANCES * 2000)))


Obviously there is something missing at the beginning.

Now, there must be hundreds of taxes in the company tax tables. How do I get rid of them efficiently if I have to? If I have to click on each one, select delete, then confirm the deletion, it'll take me hours to deleten them all.

mike