Hi LindaTee,
Thanks for your response and your patience in waiting for a response.
When you set an employee up as "Other (Not Reported)," it generally implies that they are not included in the standard payroll reporting. This option is often used for contractors, casual employees, or other individuals who are not on the regular payroll. As for the implications for payroll, choosing Other (Not Reported) should not have a direct effect on your payroll operations. This is because this category is usually omitted from standard payroll computations and tax reporting regulations.
Please feel free to post a new post again if you need further help.
Cheers,
Princess