| How payroll taxes calculate and post on an Other Pay |
Description | - The program calculates the total taxable wages when you set the Other Pay to ‘Add to gross’.
- The system calculates how much of the wage percentage applies to Other Pay compared to Hourly Gross.
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Resolution | Example - The employer pays the employee for 40 hours at $20.00 per hour, totalling $800.00
- We add an Other Pay of $150.00 to the gross amount
- The employer assigns the employee a task code for the payroll tax account of 5101
- The default posting account for payroll taxes assigned in PR, Utilities, Maintain PR Parameters, Posting Accounts is 2123
- The employee has a pretax 401k deduction in the amount of 52.00
Calculation - The total gross is 800.00 +150.00 for a total of 950.00 gross pay
- Subtract the pretax 401K deduction of 52.00 for taxable wages of 898.00
- The Employer portion of OASDI and Medicare is 7.65% times the taxable wage of 898.00 = 68.70
- We split the amount between Other Income and Hourly Gross (Task Code)
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- Total wages 950.00
- 800.00 hourly gross is 84% of the total gross wages (800.00/950.00 to get the percentage)
- 150.00 other income is 16% of the total gross wages (150.00/950.00 to get the percentage)
- The total payroll tax liability of 68.70 is divided by the percent of income
(68.70 * 16% = 10.99 will post to the default GL account 2123) (68.70 * 84% = 57.71 will post to payroll tax account 5101) [BCB:163:Chat BusinessWorks US:ECB] |
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