We hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable New Year. This month we’ve added the final pieces for executing payroll transactions. If you are interested in using payroll and have not signed up for payroll onboarding, contact Zachary Baiel at 260-868-7084.
All Traction Products
Additional Crops – Traction now supports Watermelon, Tobacco, Popcorn, Pumpkins and Grass Forage/Hay crops. You will find these additions to the crop lists throughout Traction.
Payroll (Full Release)
- Enter Pay for Employees – [Requires Basic Accounting] A new option called ‘Current Payroll’ allows you to enter pay for one or more employees. Other things you can do here include editing (in process) payroll transactions and viewing prior pay stub information for each employee.
- State & Local Tax Setup – [Requires Basic Accounting] A new Tax Setup area can be found in the Employee Info area. Here you can enter State and Local Tax details including account numbers.
- Payroll Dashboard – [Requires Basic Accounting] The Employee Info tab now includes a button for accessing your Payroll Dashboard. This allows you to find reports, past pay stubs and other important payroll details.
Basic Accounting
Updated Void Rules – Transaction voids are only created if you change an amount, account or date. This new process maintains an audit trail of key changes while not creating a large number of voids for simple edits.
Simplified Payroll Accounts Setup – When setting up expenses via Dashboard (Step #3: Add your Revenue and Expense Accounts), you will find a new folder called “Wage and Payroll Tax Expenses”. This simplifies the setup of your wage related expense accounts for payroll.
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Brian Stark
Brian Stark is the Product Marketing Director for Traction Ag, based in Auburn, Indiana. Prior to co-founding the company in 2020, he led the sales and marketing efforts at Farm Works Software for 14 years and was part of Trimble’s marketing and communications team for 10 years. He completed his undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University in Agribusiness. Brian and his wife, Kimberly, own a Centennial Farm in Edgerton, Ohio, and have three children.