Hey Guys,
Was just informed that my December pay will be deducted 18% because its payed January 1st. Excuse, its the policy of our CPA. Anybody had this happen before or have any documents that may support against such a policy? Thanks in advance!
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As long as you stay here 183+ days in 2018, you’ll get the difference back.
I’ve always had it like yang_gui said. 18% for 183 days starting Jan 1st, then 5% for the last 6 months. But there was a rumour going around my work that it should drop to 6% this year due to the new act that went though this year. Anyone known if there’s any truth to this?
I understand how the whole system goes. Just put me of that I am being taxed at 2018 rates for work I did in 2017. Hope they are collecting some good interest.
What new act is that?
@duke1 for tax purposes, the year in which you get paid is what counts. 
If there’s any interest, it’s just in the government’s accounts.
I got hit with the big tax deduction this month. What do I need to know? Just make sure I stick around for 183 days straight in 2020?
183 days total
Will I need to fill out any paperwork at some point? I don’t remember doing so but it’s been a few years since I last worked here.
You will when you apply for the rebate. Everything else is in the system