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In response to
"
So my raise went into effect in this paycheck. Plus catch-up for the last two checks (raise was retroactive). But...taxes seem off.
"
by
ty97
It's treated the same as a bonus and withheld at the highest rate for Fed purposes.
Posted by
spamlet
Oct 17 '17, 15:15
No matter what your "normal" rate is.
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Guess that's what I was thinking of. Used to have to try and explain it when I was doing payroll. -- nm
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Meg
Oct 17, 15:22
I thought this was generally the case with bonuses, but in my most recent experience it was not. -- nm*
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znufrii
Oct 17, 15:19
Wha? -- nm
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ty97
Oct 17, 15:15
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