要約
A charge for Gusto PayClaim represents a payroll or contractor payment processed through Gusto, a popular human resources and payroll software platform used by businesses.
What is Gusto PayClaim on my bank statement?
If you see a charge labeled Gusto PayClaim on your bank statement, it means that a payroll transaction was processed by Gusto. Gusto provides cloud-based payroll, benefits, and human resource management software for businesses.
For employees or independent contractors, this line item typically appears as a direct deposit for your salary or wages. If you are a business owner, this charge is likely Gusto withdrawing funds from your business bank account to cover a payroll run, contractor payments, or monthly subscription fees for their services.
Why is Gusto charging my bank account?
Gusto charges your account to fund employee payroll, pay independent contractors, remit payroll taxes, or collect their monthly software subscription fee. If you are an employee, it will appear as a deposit rather than a charge.
What should I do if I don't recognize a Gusto PayClaim charge?
If you are not an employee of a company that uses Gusto and you do not use Gusto for your own business, the charge may be fraudulent. Contact your bank immediately to report the unauthorized transaction and reach out to Gusto support.
How to manage or cancel a Gusto charge
To review the details of a Gusto transaction, you will need to log into your account. Business owners can view a breakdown of every payroll withdrawal.
- Log in to your Gusto employer or employee dashboard.
- review to the 'Payroll' or 'Paystubs' section to review recent transactions.
- Compare the amount on your bank statement with the total required for the corresponding payroll run.
- If you need to cancel a pending payroll, you can often do so from the dashboard before the processing deadline.
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検証ソース
- Gusto Official Website https://gusto.com
- Gusto Payroll Processing Help https://support.gusto.com