Alex Barclay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't know about you but I have worked in the UK and now in the
> US. In both places the only payments that were ever fixed were loan
> repayments - mortgages and the like. In the UK my income taxes were
> table calculated and were in 0.25GBP increments and in the US I
> typically see up to a dollar difference in my social security and
> federal witholding.
Hmm, I used to see changes in my witholding four times a year:
1) at the beginning when a new tax-rate when into effect
2) after the company bonus
3) after yearly raises
4) after the FICA max is hit
Witholdings were pretty much the same month-to-month otherwise...
> How should we deal with this. Do we schedule a recurrent transaction
> that is "in the ballpark" then adjust it when the actual pay stub
> arrives.
That's what I would do, yes.
-derek
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