MCDonald_Murthy Posted May 19, 2015 Report Posted May 19, 2015 With an example. Throw some torch light on these terms: GROSS PAY, NET TAXES, BONUS, PER DIUM, HOURLY RATE, YEARTODATE, COUNTER CREDIT(EXTRA AMOUNT PAID BY EMPLOYER) W2 (STATE, FEDERAL,MEDICARE, SOCIAL) W4 BASICALLY NEED INFO ON THE WHOLE PAY ROLL SYSTEM. ANTHA RUN CHESTHUNDU INTHA RUN CHESTHUNDU ANTE EM RUN CHESTHUNDU ENTHOSTHUNDI ENDI KATHA...(CONFUSION CONFUSION)
ILAQAT_MUFLIYA Posted May 19, 2015 Report Posted May 19, 2015 Gross pay-- hourly* hours Net income --gross - ssn and medicare and 401k and insurance Net income meeda federal tax and state tax Per diem-- is what employer can pay you per day for food/lodging when u travel YTD-- what's ur pay till that date in this year Counter credit -- not count W4-- filing status/ # of dependents so it tells how much tax be deducted from ur paycheck.. Experts correct me if any misinformation
Kickuu Posted May 19, 2015 Report Posted May 19, 2015 Gross pay-- hourly* hours Net income --gross - ssn and medicare and 401k and insurance Net income meeda federal tax and state tax Per diem-- is what employer can pay you per day for food/lodging when u travel YTD-- what's ur pay till that date in this year Counter credit -- not count W4-- filing status/ # of dependents so it tells how much tax be deducted from ur paycheck.. Experts correct me if any misinformation As Expert.. Though Copied.. GP..
sundeep Posted May 19, 2015 Report Posted May 19, 2015 GROSS PAY = Hours * Hourly Rate NET TAXES = Gross pay - (Social, Medicare, Federal, state if any, insurances and 401k) BONUS = Any amount over your salary PER D/M = per Daily Maintenance (Expenses occurred while fulfilling your job) YEARTODATE: how much were you paid so far this year. COUNTER CREDIT(EXTRA AMOUNT PAID BY EMPLOYER): Advance amount paid by employer to employee W2 (STATE, FEDERAL,MEDICARE, SOCIAL): Yearly income statement W4: This is where you mention your dependents like spouse, children. Based on this the taxes are deducted Note: Social Security tax is actually 12.4%. So you pay 6.2% and employee pays 6.2%. If you are self employed you have to pay 12.4%
manjunath455 Posted May 19, 2015 Report Posted May 19, 2015 GROSS PAY = Hours * Hourly Rate NET TAXES = Gross pay - (Social, Medicare, Federal, state if any, insurances and 401k) BONUS = Any amount over your salary PER D/M = per Daily Maintenance (Expenses occurred while fulfilling your job) YEARTODATE: how much were you paid so far this year. COUNTER CREDIT(EXTRA AMOUNT PAID BY EMPLOYER): Advance amount paid by employer to employee W2 (STATE, FEDERAL,MEDICARE, SOCIAL): Yearly income statement W4: This is where you mention your dependents like spouse, children. Based on this the taxes are deducted Note: Social Security tax is actually 12.4%. So you pay 6.2% and employee pays 6.2%. If you are self employed you have to pay 12.4% Gp
SA77HI Posted May 19, 2015 Report Posted May 19, 2015 GROSS PAY = Hours * Hourly Rate NET TAXES = Gross pay - (Social, Medicare, Federal, state if any, insurances and 401k) BONUS = Any amount over your salary PER D/M = per Daily Maintenance (Expenses occurred while fulfilling your job) YEARTODATE: how much were you paid so far this year. COUNTER CREDIT(EXTRA AMOUNT PAID BY EMPLOYER): Advance amount paid by employer to employee W2 (STATE, FEDERAL,MEDICARE, SOCIAL): Yearly income statement W4: This is where you mention your dependents like spouse, children. Based on this the taxes are deducted Note: Social Security tax is actually 12.4%. So you pay 6.2% and employee pays 6.2%. If you are self employed you have to pay 12.4% idokati undaa.. month ki pay raganey ananda padadamey kaani ivanni never checked :(
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