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To enable your employees to contribute a lump sum at the end of the year, you must create a 401K deduction code, create a special payroll, and create a manual check.

If you don't have one already, you will need to create a 401K deduction code. Go to the SETUP tab &gt; Payroll &gt; Deductions. For more information, see How to Create Deduction Codes.

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Log in to your Fingercheck account as an Adminstrator.

In the Add a Special Payroll pop-up window, enter a Check Date. ​ ​Important! When completing the date fields in this window, make sure to enter the year you want the 401K deduction to be applied toward.

1. Enter a Run Number (other than 0).
 The number cannot be the same number as an existing payroll run, and it cannot be 0.
2. Enter the Period Begin and Period End dates.
3. Enter the Schedule Date for the check.
4. (Optional) Complete the other fields as needed.
5. Click Save.
 You are automatically brought into Step 4, Payroll Entry, which is empty. You will not continue this payroll just yet.
6. Click the PAYROLL tab again.

1. Log in to your Fingercheck account as an Adminstrator.
2. Click the PAYROLL tab.
3. Click Special Payroll.
4. In the Add a Special Payroll pop-up window, enter a Check Date. ​ ​Important! When completing the date fields in this window, make sure to enter the year you want the 401K deduction to be applied toward.
 
 1. Enter a Run Number (other than 0).
 The number cannot be the same number as an existing payroll run, and it cannot be 0.
 2. Enter the Period Begin and Period End dates.
 3. Enter the Schedule Date for the check.
 4. (Optional) Complete the other fields as needed.
 5. Click Save.
 You are automatically brought into Step 4, Payroll Entry, which is empty. You will not continue this payroll just yet.
 6. Click the PAYROLL tab again.

For more information, see <a href="https://help.fingercheck.com/en/articles/2523983-how-to-run-a-special-payroll">How to Run a Special Payroll</a>.

Back on the Payroll Dashboard, click Manual Checks.

Make sure the payroll date is set to the special payroll date you selected in the previous procedure.

Select the employee, and click Continue.

In the pop-up window, complete the fields.

1. Turn on the Block toggles for Scheduled Earnings, Scheduled Deductions, and Employee Taxes.
2. Turn on the Gross Up Calculation toggle.

Click Add, and enter an earning code and the amount the employee wants to contribute toward their 401K (for example, $10000).

You can select any earning code. For example, you might select BO - Bonus.

After getting the result, click the Deductions tab, and enter the deduction for the amount the employee wants to contribute.

1. Back on the Payroll Dashboard, click Manual Checks.
2. Make sure the payroll date is set to the special payroll date you selected in the previous procedure.

3. Click Add.
4. Select the employee, and click Continue.
5. In the pop-up window, complete the fields.
 1. Turn on the Block toggles for Scheduled Earnings, Scheduled Deductions, and Employee Taxes.
 2. Turn on the Gross Up Calculation toggle.
6. Click Add, and enter an earning code and the amount the employee wants to contribute toward their 401K (for example, $10000).
 You can select any earning code. For example, you might select BO - Bonus.
7. Click Calculate.

8. After getting the result, click the Deductions tab, and enter the deduction for the amount the employee wants to contribute.

9. Click Save.
 The net pay will be $0.

For more information, see <a href="https://help.fingercheck.com/en/articles/6708147-how-to-process-a-manual-check">How to Process a Manual Check</a>.

In the top-right corner, verify that the date and payroll run you selected for the manual check appears correctly. If it is not correct, select the correct one.

Click Resume Payroll, and click Resume in the pop-up window.

On the Preview Payroll page, you will see the 401K deduction you created.

1. Click the PAYROLL tab.
2. In the top-right corner, verify that the date and payroll run you selected for the manual check appears correctly. If it is not correct, select the correct one.

3. Click Resume Payroll, and click Resume in the pop-up window.
 
 The Payroll Entry page will be empty.
4. Click Next.
 On the Preview Payroll page, you will see the 401K deduction you created.
5. Complete the payroll run.

Watch a video showing how to create a lump sum 401K contribution.

At the end of the year, an employee might want to contribute a lump sum to their 401K. You can easily do it for them in Fingercheck.

Create a special payroll

Create a manual check

Resume the payroll run