Just a quick post — courtesy of a conversation I had with Gusto support yesterday. For those of you using Gusto for your payroll needs (and I highly recommend them — far superior to any payroll company I’ve ever used, and their integration with QuickBooks Online is seamless and available at no extra charge), it turns out there’s a comprehensive list of the state tax returns they file on behalf of their payroll clients.

I (and my clients) have often received payroll documents from various state and local tax agencies and wondered, “is this something I’m supposed to be filling out or does Gusto handle it for me?” In the past I’ve emailed their support team to ask, but at some point apparently they came up with a list, so I don’t have to take that extra step anymore. I figured I’d post it here so that other Gusto users can now do the same thing when that confusing notice arrives at your place of business.

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Source: State taxes filed by Gusto