[CHeal]

Hi there.

I’ve got a new employee on my payroll who will be exempt from income taxes this year. I set her up in the payroll as usual, and set E=Y in her earnings account. I ran a mock payroll to see what would happen, and her net pay was equal to her gross pay. It didn’t calculate a deduction for either CPP or EI. What am I doing wrong? Please help!

Thanks,

Cameron

[TThibodeau]

Hi Cameron

The code should be in the deduction account (D=TAX ; E=Y)

I have just checked it and it works.

Make certain that you have the birthday correct. I have been caught by the date.

Thomas

Edit Nov 06/2004

Cameron

I just checked and E=Y is ok in earning account.
The problem that I had was only CPP Caused by date.

Post Edited (11-06-04 21:36)

[HMah]

TThibodeau:

I have told Bob Halpin that ~D=TAX:E=Y: does NOT stop Income Tax from being deducted from the pay cheque calculation.

E=Y only works for EI and CPP.

If you want EI and CPP deducted but not TAX, the only way is to Blank out the description ~D=TAX

[CHeal]

Thanks Henry, that did the trick.

Cameron

[MSchappler]

Hello All,

If want the Income tax account to be exempt add the PAYCODE C=E to your D=TAX line. For example:

~D=TAX:C=E:

The PAYT4 procedure will pick up the income tax deducted throughout the calander year for the T4’s and the C=E will stop income tax from being deducted.

Regards,

Martin

[CHeal]

Thanks Martin.

[HMah]

Added to my list, Thanks

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