How dare youYou guy's make this super complicated, it's literally just 6.2% of your gross for that pay period. Save that.
I.e. gross paycheck amount x .062 = employee OASDI
How dare you
It’s so dumb that we even have to do it. I fugging hope it gets forgivenYou guy's make this super complicated, it's literally just 6.2% of your gross for that pay period. Save that.
I.e. gross paycheck amount x .062 = employee OASDI
You guy's make this super complicated, it's literally just 6.2% of your gross for that pay period. Save that.
I.e. gross paycheck amount x .062 = employee OASDI
It's a smidge more complicated than that. Take out your health/dental/vision insurance premiums and any FSA/HSA contributions you're making, then multiply by 0.062. But basically what you said. It's not unknowable.
The way it's written you shouldn't. They should keep a record of what you owe now and add it to the 6.2% you'll pay as normal come the new year. But keep an eye on it, I'd bet dollars to donuts they screw it up somehow.Wait so if we get a raise or work premiums in the winter do we just pay 12 percent on more?
It's a smidge more complicated than that.You need more emphasis on smidge, it's a really simple thing to figure out.
Sooo I thought I still did because it Showed it as a deduction as if it was taken out. Then I read OASDI tax is deferred, however, it still shows as a deduction in the notes.Anyone else still getting OASDI taxes taken out?
Sooo I thought I still did because it Showed it as a deduction as if it was taken out. Then I read OASDI tax is deferred, however, it still shows as a deduction in the notes.
I calculated all my deductions up and subtracted it from my gross and the OASDI tax was not included, but looking at it you can’t tell. So, they did defer it. I don’t like how they did this though....it makes it seem like it was still taken out and I promise most people will look and see it that way.
I actually lol’ed reading the remarks. Imagining thinking that’s the phrase you want to put on everyone’s LESJeeeeeeezus. I thought exactly what you did, in the Deductions section it said they took out the full 6.2% and I believed it. Now I'm going back and seeing that while the Total Deductions number does show the full withholding, the Net Pay number does not.
That's... I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and say it isn't "devious" but only because it's a government software system and it may be there's no way of showing it differently. But it's very close to "devious."
Correct. I read that email too and worked those 2 days, 30th and 31st, yet the entire amount was deferred.Jeeeeeeezus. I thought exactly what you did, in the Deductions section it said they took out the full 6.2% and I believed it. Now I'm going back and seeing that while the Total Deductions number does show the full withholding, the Net Pay number does not.
That's... I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and say it isn't "devious" but only because it's a government software system and it may be there's no way of showing it differently. But it's very close to "devious."
edit: the email we got from our RVP said they would only not-withhold the days on and after September 1st, i.e. not the first two days of the pay period. But the difference between what my net pay should be and what it actually is is the full OASDI withholding for the pay period, even though I worked Monday. Sheesh.
And for anyone who didn't scroll down to the bottom of their LES like I didn't, here's what it says: YOUR NET PAY INCLUDES DEFERRED OASDI TAX AMOUNT; ALTHOUGH, YOU WILL SEE IT REFLECTED IN DEDUCTIONS.
Yah and then in January you get pay yourself every 2 weeks the rest of your paycheck. ?So I guess the best thing to do is set aside the deferred amount in savings or something and then use that when our checks drop next year. What a fucking annoyance.
My LES shows the full amount being withheld as usual and it doesnt say anything about it in the remarks. Maybe it varies by region?
I’m maxing my Roth IRA and then I won’t have to contribute in janurary and it’ll balance outSo I gota ask. Where is everyone putting their deferred OASDI monies? Taking the safe route in a high yield savings account or playing the stock market game?