AccountEdge Pro Release r33.0.2.2

Important Installation Notes:This update is recommended for all AccountEdge customers and should be installed on all computers running AccountEdge.This update includes a fix for an AppleEvents error that occured for some users.

Payroll & Product Update

  • January 01, 2024 Payroll Compliance Update

  • Federal Income Withholding Tax Brackets have been adjusted. Rates remain unchanged.

  • Federal Social Security Wage Base Increases to $168,600.

  • Alaska Increases the Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $49,700 and Decreases the Unemployment Insurance Rate to 0.5%.

  • Arkansas Adjusts Withholding Methods and Increases the Standard Deduction to $2,340.

  • California Adjusts Withholding Methods, Increases State Allowance to $158.40, and Increases Standard Deduction to $5,363 or $10,726 depending on filing status.

  • California Increases Disability Rate to 1.1% and eliminates the Taxable Wage Base.

  • Colorado Adjusts Withholding Formula and Increases Exemption Allowance to $5,000 (single) and $10,000 (married).

  • Colorado Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $23,800.

  • Connecticut Adjusts Withholding Method and reduces the two lowest tax rates to 2% and 4.5%.

  • Connecticut Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $25,000.

  • Georgia Adjusts Withholding Methods and Increases Standard Deduction to $24,000 for Married filing Jointly Status and $12,000 for all other statuses.

  • Hawaii Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $61,800.

  • Idaho Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $53,500.

  • Illinois Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $13,590.

  • Indiana Decreases Flat Rate Tax to 3.05% and Increases Tax Rates for 11 Counties.

  • Iowa Adjusts Withholding Formula and now uses three tax brackets of 4.4%, 4.82%, and 5.7%, instead of the four brackets used in 2023.

  • Iowa Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $38,200.

  • Kentucky Adjusts Withholding Method and now uses a decreased tax rate of 4%, and a standard deduction of $3,160, up from $2,980.

  • Kentucky Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $11,400.

  • Maine Adjusts Withholding Methods. The value of a State Allowance Increases to $5,000 and the Maximum Standard Deduction Increases to $11,750 for Single Status and $26,350 for Married Status.

  • Massachusetts Updates Withholding Methods.

  • Michigan Adjusts Withholding Rate back to 4.25%, from 4.05%.

  • Minnesota Adjusts Withholding Tables.

  • Minnesota Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $42,000.

  • Mississippi Decreases Income Tax Withholding Rate to 4.7%.

  • Missouri Adjusts Withholding Methods and Increases the Standard Deduction to $29,200 for Married Status, $21,900 for Head of Household Status, and $14,600 for all other statuses.

  • Missouri Decreases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $10,000.

  • Montana Adjusts Withholding Methods. The new guide uses a percentage method with tax brackets of zero, 4.7%, and 5.9%, instead of four tax brackets with rates ranging from 1.8% to 6.6%.

  • Montana Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $43,000.

  • Nebraska Adjusts Withholding Methods. The top three tax rates were also decreased to 5.77%, 5.94%, and 6.1%. The value of a state allowance increased to $2,250.

  • Nevada Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $40,600.

  • New Jersey Increases Family Leave Rate to 0.09% and the Taxable Wage Base increases to $161,400.

  • New Jersey Increases Unemployment Insurance and Work Force Taxable Wage Base to $42,300 and increases Temporary Disability Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $161,400.

  • New Mexico Adjusts Withholding Methods.

  • New Mexico Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $31,500.

  • New York Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $12,500.

  • North Carolina Adjusts Withholding Methods. The rate used for withholding, including supplemental payments, is 0.1 percentage points higher than the actual income tax rate, meaning withholding uses a rate of 4.6% in 2024, down from 4.85%.

  • North Carolina Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $31,200.

  • North Dakota Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $43,800.

  • Oklahoma Adjusts Withholding Methods.

  • Oklahoma Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $27,000.

  • Oregon Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $52,800 and Increases Family-Leave Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $168,600.

  • Rhode Island Adjusts Withholding Methods. The value of a state allowance remained $1,000 annually, but the annual wage threshold above which the value of an allowance becomes zero increased to $274,650.

  • Rhode Island Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $29,200. The Temporary Disability Insurance Rate Increases to 1.2% and the Taxable Wage Base Increases to $87,000.

  • South Carolina Adjusts Withholding Methods. The formula uses three tax brackets with rates of zero, 3%, and 6.4%. The value of a State Allowance increased to $4,610 and the Maximum Standard Deduction increased to $6,925.

  • Utah Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $47,000.

  • Vermont Adjusts Withholding Tables. The value of a State Allowance increased to $5,100.

  • Vermont Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $14,300.

  • Washington Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $68,500.

  • Washington Increases Family-Leave Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $168,600.

  • Wyoming Increases Unemployment Insurance Taxable Wage Base to $30,900.

  • Enhancements & Resolved Issues

  • Added a Preference to Hide Zero Currency Amounts in Forms

  • Sales Register Amounts Missing Labels