on 2023 May 17 10:31 PM
It appears that SAP is not calculating federal/provincial withholding tax correctly on bonuses when the associate is also having deductions to their RRSP plan. When there is no RRSP deduction, SAP’s tax calculation seems to work fine. The calculation is taking the entire RRSP contribution and annualizing it by multiplying it by the 21 remaining pay-periods in the year. This has the effect of lowering the expected taxable wages for the year, and is faulty logic as the bulk of the RRSP contribution relates to the bonus and future contributions will be much less. The RRSP contributions that relate just to regular pay should be annualized. But the portion that relates to the bonus should not. We need the portion of the RRSP contribution that relates to the bonus to be a “deduction”, but not a “Deduction at Source”. The term “Deduction at Source” essentially implies that it is a deduction from regular earnings and therefore gets annualized by multiplying the amount by the remaining pay-periods in the year. So we somehow need SAP to treat this as a deduction from the bonus and not a deduction at source. For Canada RRSP, how do other customers handle and what is the best way to go about fixing this?
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Hello Megan,
What I wrote above is a generic answer to the question raised in this post.
The question you wrote is a bit vague.
Remember: RRSP with cumulation class 6 will accumulate into /106.
In general terms, the amount in /106 (factor F) will be annualized and deducted from factor I (annualized salary), forming factor A.
If you are comparing two employees (one with and one without RRSP), make sure that scenarios are equivalent (same salary, same credits in IT 462 and 463, etc.).
If still you believe the tax is wrongly generated, please report an incident to PY-CA and we will analyze it in your system.
Kind regards,
Jonas
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