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The CPP deductions seem to be calculating wrong on salaries that are higher than the CPP maximum amount since the 2019.1 update.
Example:
Salary: 100,000
CPP Exemption: 3,500/26=134.62
CPP rate: 5.1%
100,000/26 =3846.15
3846.15-134.62=3711…
They're asking how to fix this going forward. My manager mentioned the first $3,500 of income doesn't have CPP deductions, which it looks like the client's file is calculating incorrectly (by taking CPP).
I have little Simply experience, so any help…
The PIER report is verified and showing that the employer has not deducted enough CPP or EI. If the bank is already reconciled for the year (Dec. 31 calendar year end), how can I remit the short deductions in the new calendar with out affecting the bank…