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Help. Client had nanny they paid $3300 to in 2021 They used SurePayroll for the W2. W3 indicates a household employee. She tells me they paid the taxes. So I can just skip the Schedule H - correct? Otherwise, she would be paying twice. I have included the nanny amount on the 2441. I don't want to make a mistake with this client lol.
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Incorrect. SurePay and HomePay are aiding in paying a quarterly estimate to cover the Federal taxes due (and state if done). They are not filing the Schedule H. You need to report on the 1040. This way it's not double counted.
From their website - "The good news is, if you’re a HomePay client, you don’t have to worry about this scenario because we’ll prepare the Schedule H for you at the beginning of the year. From there, you just have to file it with your personal income tax return or hand it off to your accountant or CPA if they are preparing your return for you."
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Thanks for the help. I didn't know client had been given estimates, because they kept saying Surepayroll had paid the taxes. Turns out, they didn't use the estimates and pay what Surepayroll had given them.