In April’s payroll, I’m processing taxable fringe benefits and payroll. The regular payroll is taxed using the W-4 and the taxable fringe benefits are taxed as supplemental wages using a flat tax rate of 25%. After calculating and reviewing, it appears that all wages and taxable fringe benefits are being taxed by the W-4 information. I’ve manually calculated the taxable fringe benefits and know the expected amount of tax at the 25%. However, the final federal withholding amount is about $50 less.
Does GP allow for two different tax rates – one for a paycode and one for a benefit code? I want to verify that what GP is calculating is correct.
Yes, Dynamics supports having a separate “Flat Tax Rate” for employee wages and benefits. On the Employee Benefit Maintenance window (which may be defaulted or rolled down from Benefit Setup), you can specify the 25% flat tax rate. The Calculate Checks process will then tax wages for the appropriate taxable benefit/pay code accordingly.
Hope this helps!
—————————— Tom Franz, CPP Client Engagement Manager Integrity Data Lincoln IL —————————— ——————————————-
Tamara Sullivan
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May 9, 2017 at 6:13 PM
Hi Tom,
Thank you for your assistance. I appreciate it very much. I think I have it working.
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