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Got Payroll Validations?

09/01/18

Author: ADP Admin/Thursday, August 30, 2018/Categories: Bulletin News

Unsure what the payroll validations mean or how to fix them? Your answers are now one click away!

In the latest offering of ADP TotalSource, each Payroll Validation now has a link to a document that reviews what the error means and then gives instructions on how to fix it.

Just one more thing to make processing your payroll a breeze!

If you have any questions about a Payroll Validation, you can always call and speak with your Payroll Service Representative.

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