Random stuff - the anything else thread
#2971
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Looking at my pay stub and being remembrance day was the first holiday I have worked this year (others fell on normal days off.) so I was paid the higher holiday pay rate, but that then increased gov't deductions by 232 basically erasing the 266 gain from the holiday pay.
Seems one would be better of just trying to get the day off if they can and not work...
Seems one would be better of just trying to get the day off if they can and not work...
#2972
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Shows how little live TV I watch as this one I caught today has apparently been around a while.
What I think particularly funny is how everyone just stands there not getting uppity.
What I think particularly funny is how everyone just stands there not getting uppity.
#2973
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
True. I get a small refund some years. Before I was married I got nice refunds though...oh those were the days.
Payroll systems in Canada are very simple, they don't try and work out your tax for the whole year and proportion that every pay day. Instead they look at your pay and calculate as if you earned that much every pay day. The result is that on days with higher pay more tax is deducted than is necessary. This is a shit on the day but lessens the pain next April.
#2974
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Seriously though, getting nice refunds just shows how much you paid throughout the year when you needn't have.
I wonder if CRA had to pay interest on money deducted and then refunded they'd find a different way.
#2975
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Nope Im sure CRA don't do refunds for that. Strange if you owe them money then after X amount of time they charge you interest but on what they owe you for a tax refund doesn't attract interest unless there was an almighty screw up and you were owed the money for years.
#2976
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Nope Im sure CRA don't do refunds for that. Strange if you owe them money then after X amount of time they charge you interest but on what they owe you for a tax refund doesn't attract interest unless there was an almighty screw up and you were owed the money for years.
My wife gets 'paid' via Phoenix. Just as well I have a regular income!
#2977
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#2978
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Nope Im sure CRA don't do refunds for that. Strange if you owe them money then after X amount of time they charge you interest but on what they owe you for a tax refund doesn't attract interest unless there was an almighty screw up and you were owed the money for years.
#2979
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
All Phoenix did was attempt to cut costs by centralising everything (and firing lots of people) and then end up costing a vast amount to fix. It hasn't been fixed and won't for quite some time.
In terms of cock ups, it's right there with Montreal's Olympic stadium and Mirabel airport.
#2980
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
How does one control what an employer takes out?
The forms given on employment start don't have any way to say hey take less out that I can see. I claim what I can on the form but still end up over paying each year.
The forms given on employment start don't have any way to say hey take less out that I can see. I claim what I can on the form but still end up over paying each year.
#2981
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
My stepdaughter was (xmas) wrapping something to take with her on a works 'do' this evening and was distracted part way through.
"Now where did I put the scotch tape" she said looking around.
"Inside the present?" I joked. "No, I couldn't have taped that last bit."
So I thought of the most unlikely place. "In the fridge?"
I was surprised to see her actually open the fridge door. Even more surprising was there on the shelf...
"Now where did I put the scotch tape" she said looking around.
"Inside the present?" I joked. "No, I couldn't have taped that last bit."
So I thought of the most unlikely place. "In the fridge?"
I was surprised to see her actually open the fridge door. Even more surprising was there on the shelf...
#2982
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
#2983
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
When you go onto a payroll system the system deducts the information that is input by someone. Now as you have possibly heard that the Phoenix system is somewhat a tad unreliable. There has been the odd year where I have owed CRA money but in most years they owe me. So its not my mistake when the info has been input and my personal situation hasn't changed.
#2984
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
My stepdaughter was (xmas) wrapping something to take with her on a works 'do' this evening and was distracted part way through.
"Now where did I put the scotch tape" she said looking around.
"Inside the present?" I joked. "No, I couldn't have taped that last bit."
So I thought of the most unlikely place. "In the fridge?"
I was surprised to see her actually open the fridge door. Even more surprising was there on the shelf...
"Now where did I put the scotch tape" she said looking around.
"Inside the present?" I joked. "No, I couldn't have taped that last bit."
So I thought of the most unlikely place. "In the fridge?"
I was surprised to see her actually open the fridge door. Even more surprising was there on the shelf...
#2985
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Then he wrote as much himself. His project is working as it is meant to.