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Good afternoon colleagues,
Please read and respond as soon as possible regarding this important information regarding 2014/2015 financial year.
The following information is from the Australian Taxation Office web site:
Withholding for 27 fortnightly or 53 weekly pays in a year
In some income years, if you pay your payees:
o fortnightly - they will have 27 pay days for the year instead of the usual 26
o weekly - they will have 53 pay days for the year instead of the usual 52.
The withholding tax tables we publish are based on the normal number of pays in a year. Tax rates increase as taxable incomes increase. Therefore, the additional pay day will mean that amounts withheld from salary or wage payments made to many payees will not cover the amount payable when they lodge their tax returns.
What can be done?
Additional amounts can be withheld
Every taxpayer's circumstances are different, but those who normally expect to receive a small tax refund at the end of the year are likely to find that they owe tax to us because of the additional pay day. If any of your payees are concerned about the possible shortfall in amounts withheld, they can ask you to withhold additional amounts as shown below:
Fortnightly earnings* Additional withholding per pay
$1,390 to $2,999 $12
$3,000 to $6,799 $16
$6,800 and over $36
* These amounts are based on 2012-13 tax rates.
If you are considering extra tax per fortnight please advise me in writing (email is fine) the amount and the Payroll Officer will start withholding the extra from the first available pay of the 2015 financial year.
Please note that by law we can’t give advice (other than the above table from the ATO), and we’re unable to do calculations based on different scenarios.
这是个啥情况?为啥要consier extra tax per fornight? 求讲解。。。。 |
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