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Fica and Medicare

mamatiger
Level 2

One of our clients salaried employees went on vacation so we put their salary amount in vacation and EZ is figuring Fica and Medicare on the salary + the vacation rather than the gross wages.  This is a new issue.  Anyone else run into this???

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Kathi_at_Intuit
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Hi @mamatiger thanks for posting in the Community about EasyACCT figuring Fica and Medicare on the salary and the vacation rather than the gross wages. We'd recommend reaching out to EasyACCT Support for this. They can remote in and take a look with you. 

 

 

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qbteachmt
Level 15

This question isn't clear. Did you never compute Social Security and Medicare on your payroll for paid time off?

Vacation pay is the same as any other job wage pay and subject to the same taxes. Especially for salary people. You're paying them for being an employee, but you also give them time off. Paid time off or not, doesn't matter, because Salaried are paid, by definition, even if on a day off.

You might have a situation where you track by hours or pay for job worked under occupation codes, to bifurcate worker comp. And short/long term leave might fall under a third-party pay.

But regular payroll to employees is subject to these payroll taxes, as are "supplemental" or one time wages including bonus pay, standby pay, shift differential, overtime, holiday pay, vacation pay.

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