If the worker also worked elsewhere this week, the week's total gross for all work. Deductions and net pay are figured on this number, so when a worker only worked this project, 7A and 7B are the same.
Watch out: If 7B is higher than 7A, the deductions in column 8 and the net in column 9 must match the whole paycheck, not the project share.
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Columns 7A and 7BSources, pulled on 2026-10-02
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- Instructions for completing Form WH-347
DOL Wage and Hour Division. For the January 2025 form; pulled from the live page (no revision date shown). Pulled 2026-10-02.
Other quick answers
- Is certified payroll the same as the WH-347?
- Do I file certified payroll for a week when nobody worked on the project?
- What do I do if a certified payroll I already sent is wrong?
- Does the state want its own certified payroll too?
- What goes in the certified payroll number and header of the WH-347?
- Does the WH-347 need each worker's full Social Security number?