Submitting Payments Online Y AH Debit - Nevada

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Submitting Payments Online By ACH DebitBackgroundThe payment functionality in Employer Self Service (ESS) allows Employers and Reporting Services to easilymake payments on current and past due liability amounts. Payments can be made by accessing SmartLinks on the Employer Summary screen or by selecting Make Payments from the left hand menu.The system displays all outstanding amounts by quarter/year. Employers and Reporting Services may alsoview the Contribution Report detail for each quarter that includes the contribution, CEP, interest, penalty,amounts due and paid, and credits on the account.Employers and Reporting Services may file reports online and initiate a payment online using the ACHDebit process. Before making a payment by ACH Debit for the first time the ACH Debit AuthorizationRequest must be completed and returned to DETR for approval. The form is available for download athttp://ui.nv.gov/PDFS/RPT7011.pdf. Submit the form at least two weeks prior to the payment due date.Instructions:1. Log into ESS or navigate to the Employer Summary screen. 12/2016Click the Make Payments link from the left hand menu. The system will advance to the ListDues By Period screen.Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation1

2. The List Dues by Period screen displays all amounts due on the employer account. 12/2016The total current amount due is automatically displayed in the Payment Amount field. Eitheraccept the default amount or change the amount if making a partial payment.Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation2

Expand the pull down list under How do you wish to pay? and select ACH Debit. Wait for thescreen to refresh. To complete the payment, select NEXT: ACH Payment. The system will advance to the ACHDebit Process screen.12/2016Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation3

3. On the ACH Debit Process screen read the Helpful Information box.12/2016 Select the bank account to be used. The bank details will populate. The payment date will default to current date, but can be changed to schedule the paymentup to 30 days in the future. Select NEXT: Authorize Payment. The system will advance to the ACH Debit Authorizationscreen, which is one of two screens that should be printed for your records. Or, select Cancel: Back to List Dues if not authorizing payment.Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation4

4. The ACH Debit Authorization screen contains important information regarding the payment andshould be printed. 12/2016BEFORE clicking on Submit Payment, click on the checkbox under Authorization and THENclick Print located at the bottom right of the screen.After printing, click on Submit Payment. The payment will process in several seconds. Thesystem will advance to the final screen ACH Debit Payment Confirmation, which provides aconfirmation number for the payment.If not submitting payment at this time click Cancel. Then click on Back: ACH Debit Process.Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation5

5. The last step is to select Print located near top right of the screen. This screen provides additionaldetails including a confirmation number and should be kept for business record purposes.12/2016Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation6

Submitting Payments Online y AH Debit Background The payment functionality in Employer Self Service (ESS) allows Employers and Reporting Services to easily make payments on current and past due liability amounts. Payments can be made by accessing Smart Links on the Employer Summary screen or by selecting Make Payments from the left hand menu.

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