Scheduling US-Based Vendor Payments

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This article specifically refers to scheduling + recording payments to US-based vendors through Justworks. To read more about vendor classification, visit Vendors in Justworks.

Scheduling US-Based Vendor Payments

Justworks makes scheduling payments to your company’s vendors easy.

Once your vendor has completed their Justworks enrollment, you’ll be able to schedule payment to them through the Payments Center. Scroll down to Vendor payment:

 

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From there, you’ll be able to select the vendor payment type, and the amounts.

 

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You'll also be able to enter a note with these payments.

 

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On the next screen, you'll see all the US-based vendors for which you can schedule payments. Only vendors will show from this screen, as you cannot schedule vendor payments to employees or contractors.

 

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Once you review and submit, you'll see the success page as follows.

 

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This page will let you know when your company’s bank account will be debited for this payment, as well as the last time you’ll be able to cancel or edit the payment.

Admins with Make a Payment permissions will also receive an email confirmation of the payment being successfully submitted.

Recipients will also receive emails letting them know that payments have been scheduled. 

Recording External Payment Amounts

If you’ve paid this US-based vendor outside of Justworks, you can add that payment amount to their account at any time. From Manage > Vendors, you can click on their profile, and scroll down to settings.

Here, you’ll let us know whether or not you want us to file a 1099 for them, as well as any external payment amounts that need to be included on their 1099.

 

Disclaimer

This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, legal or tax advice. If you have any legal or tax questions regarding this content or related issues, then you should consult with your professional legal or tax advisor.