DataBase - FUTA / SUTA Values are incorrect - How do I modify them?

I need to print FUTA reports but the numbers are incorrect. Does
anyone know how to adjust the FUTA / SUTA values in Great Plains?

  Phil Camp replied to Jay

If you are wanting to change the rates, go to Microsoft Dynamics
GP>Tools>Setup>Payroll>Unemployment Tax.  From here you can select the
state(s) involved and change the values.
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Phil Camp
Director of Information
Hopkinsville Milling Company

for the company? If so, where in GP can I see this? Great Plains Discussions Unemployment (1) Hopkinsville (1) Director (1) Unemployent (1) SUTA (1) FUTA (1) There are reports that can be printed for FUTA and SUTA, based on the setup. To review the setup, go to: Microsoft Dynamics GP> Tools> Setup Payroll> Unemployment Tax Scroll thru the states to find the state(s) where you pay unemployment tax

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