Payroll Tax Executive Order

[FightingIrish2012]

Nobody is having it deferred? That is good or bad I guess for y'all, I still think they will not do the double tax thing in 2021 to reclaim it, so if I am eligible for this I would want the deferral, just don't spend it right away just incase.

 

[LE]

Mine shows the 6.2% withheld?‍♀️

 

[FightingIrish2012]

Maybe since the pay period ended in August they won't start to withhold until next PP? Or maybe OPM just said "fuck it, this is too hard we are not going to do it".

 

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[CK]

Mine shows 6.2% still, past LES has shown about 190/220 taken. This one today shows 6.2% and 10 dollars taken. ? We're so screwed.

 

[CF]

This is going to be a fucking disaster

 

[Robert_Boucher]

This will be like the government shutdown paycheck fiasco.

 

[32andBelow]

Don’t worry they’ll have no problem taking 450 out of our check in jan

 

[CF]

Don’t worry they’ll have no problem taking 450 out of our check in jan

I’m half expecting them to just send us a bill and make us write them a check.

 

[32andBelow]

I’m half expecting them to just send us a bill and make us write them a check.

Like I got all my shit set up. Now I gotta change everything so i can have the rest if my check in jan. Like it’s the same but it’s just like work for nothing lol

 

[mnsalty]

I’m half expecting them to just send us a bill and make us write them a check.

nah, they’ll just payroll deduct it. Department of interiors speciality. Ask me how I know.

 

[JackTBP]

nah, they’ll just payroll deduct it. Department of interiors speciality. Ask me how I know.

Concur, I've also seen it firsthand.

 

[mnsalty]

Concur, I've also seen it firsthand.

Im not totally sure how they’ll handle taxes, but it’s really no different than any deduction. They’re just paying the tax on your behalf - I suppose In theory you could claim exempt and then pay it all yourself In April but who tf does that?

 

[32andBelow]

Im not totally sure how they’ll handle taxes, but it’s really no different than any deduction. They’re just paying the tax on your behalf - I suppose In theory you could claim exempt and then pay it all yourself In April but who tf does that?

Idk it’s social security. Not income.

 

[mnsalty]

Idk it’s social security. Not income.

oh my bad. I didn’t pay attention that closely figured I’d just get f’d when it happened

 

[Termine]

I got the 6.2% taken out. Super strange that some did and some didn't. And yeah mnsalty I don't know that there's any way to "true up" your OASDI and medicare taxes on your own like there is with income tax. Probably because there's no reason for it to be wrong, until people start messing with deferring the payments...

 

[32andBelow]

I got the 6.2% taken out. Super strange that some did and some didn't. And yeah mnsalty I don't know that there's any way to "true up" your OASDI and medicare taxes on your own like there is with income tax. Probably because there's no reason for it to be wrong, until people start messing with deferring the payments...

There’s gotta be some way cus self employed people still pay it

 

[CF]

There’s gotta be some way cus self employed people still pay it

SDI and Medicare are the responsibility of the employer to pay. So my guess is self employed people just have an extra step when they do their taxes that makes sure they pay that part of it.

 

[JNev]

Mines the same pay as usual

 

[Mike Kilo]

Maybe look at your last pay check and take that amount, put it in savings. If you get a pay raise, add the % you increased. You pay $100 now, well if you get a 4% raise, save $104. Hope you get it forgiven in January (my guess anyway).