Hi, I have just changed an employee from Class A to Class J. I then created a new Wage for him. I would have expected that there would be no Employers PRSI but there is and the amount of Tax & PRSI has increased. Is this correct?

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Hi, I have just changed an employee from Class A to Class J. I then created a new Wage for him. I would have expected that there would be no Employers PRSI but there is and the amount of Tax & PRSI has increased. Is this correct?

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Peter Connor ⋅ Staff August 14, 2016
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Did you create the employee from the p2c file or manually. 

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  1. jmasolutionsj August 14, 2016
    Sorry, I see that the overall tax has actually decreased but there's still a bit of employer PRSI
  2. jmasolutionsj August 14, 2016
    It was originally imported from p2c file, but I manually change class from A to J
  3. jmasolutionsj August 14, 2016
    this is what my accountant told me to do
  4. Peter Connor August 14, 2016
    Sure, I don't think the class is in the p2c file that's why we've the wizard.
    If Bullet's telling you that figure then it's right. It's heavily tested. Payroll always look weird as it's cumulative so when you hit cut off points amounts change etc
    Pete
  5. jmasolutionsj August 14, 2016
    Hi Pete, not suggesting there's something wrong with the calculations - just looking for clarity. It's ok though, will talk to my accountant. Thanks
  6. Peter Connor August 14, 2016
    Oh I know that. I'm just saying that the Bullet breakdown you see is it.
    You accountant should be able to answer any Q's you have on it. Just always make sure you use the P2C file :)
    Pete

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