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Are there any instructions about how to setup the Additional Medicare Tax of 0.9 percent that applies to wages and compensation above a threshold amount received after December 31, 2012?
Thanks,
Judi
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Having a record in the Earnded table is what happens when a deduction has been calculated
I can still delete the tables from the Deduction Maintenance>Table tab even when I have an earnded for Fed9. So I don't know any reason why you are not able to get yours deleted. I don't think the system will pay any attention to the tables though if the deduction is set up as a fixed percent.
Elaine,
I had already done all the things the bulletin said to do. I followed the instructions for deleting the payroll table and I changed the deduction back to a table. But it will not let me delete the tables! I am sure it is because we already have 2013 data linked to that deduction that was created when we ran our first payroll of the year.
Review the bulletin that came with the Jan 2013 tax updates? It tells you how to delete the tables from the Deduction tab. You have to have the deduction based upon a table before the Tables tab is active. So ifyou have changed Fed9 to be based upon a fixed percent, change it back to a table. Then I think the Deduction Maintenance> Tables tab will be active so that you can delete the tables.
Elaine,
I ran that script. It said it changed one row but it still will not let me delete the table from the deduction.
When you have a current backup:
update Deduction set EmpleeDed = '1' where DedId = 'fed9' and calyr = '2013'
Elaine,
OK, so I went it to delete the payroll tables in the FED9 deduction and change it to an employee deduction per the instructions and of course it won't let me because we already ran a 2013 payroll and the deduction calculated for 1 of our employees. So now, how do I correct the FED9 deduction so it works correctly? I can add a new deduction manually but then everytime I install a update I will have to remember to manually update the deduction. Do you have any other suggestions? This does not make me a happy camper.
The Jan 2013 tax updates are now available here. The fed9 deduction setup has been changed. Note that Fed9 is an employEE deduction. It does not kick in until the employee has made $200,000.
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