Jim, one option is to run ledger report on liability account collecting/receiving these amounts.  Then export report to Excel and edit as you wish.

Found in another article, I do need to have separate GL accounts for employee and employer contributions to Simple IRA.  Thanks for the help!!

Yes I agree, you should have a separate liability for the simple IRA withholdings & company match.  I use one for both, same as you should have separate withholding account for federal withholdings, state withholdings, state unemployment payable & federal unemployment payable.  I've seen some quickbook ledgers where they seem to want to consolidate all that or most of it into one and personally I believe that is a mistake if you want to easily monitor if you are getting the payroll taxes paid in correctly and on time.  Same principal applies to Simple IRA.  

Yes I agree, you should have a separate liability for the simple IRA withholdings & company match.  I use one for both, same as you should have separate withholding account for federal withholdings, state withholdings, state unemployment payable & federal unemployment payable.  I've seen some quickbook ledgers where they seem to want to consolidate all that or most of it into one and personally I believe that is a mistake if you want to easily monitor if you are getting the payroll taxes paid in correctly and on time.  Same principal applies to Simple IRA.  

Great!!  Thanks for the help!