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    View Payroll History
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        View Payroll History

            Article Summary

            View or download previous payroll information for reporting or accounting purposes.

            You're able to view details about past payrolls directly from the Dripos Web Dashboard. Additionally, for more granular payroll reports, you can also download a payroll journal for payrolls between a given time period.

            View Payroll History on the Web Dashboard

            1. Log on to the Web Dashboard. Once signed in, select Finance > Payroll > click the History tab on the far left:

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            2. Here, all of your past payrolls will be listed by paydate. Next to each payday, you can view the type of payroll this was, the pay period associated with it, and the total payroll amount. To access further payroll details, click View:

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            3. You will then be redirected to the payroll summary page, where the payroll will be broken down by employee:

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            4. Click on the What Gets Taxed and Debited button to view the taxes for this payroll. You can also click any of the amounts listed in blue next to each employee's name to access their paystub:

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            Download Payroll Journals on the Web Dashboard

            1. Log on to the Web Dashboard. Once signed in, select Finance > Payroll > click the Journal tab on the far left:

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            2. Here, select the start and end dates you'd like to download the report for > click on the Download as CSV button. The download will then pull all paycheck details from payrolls between your selected date range:

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            Note:

            This detailed report will break down gross amounts, net pay, individual tax amounts, and more.

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