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Reply from jasminka_ahmetovic on Feb 26 at 11:35 PM Thanks,
It helped me, but I have now another issue, despite same processing classes and everything else pretty much identical, for some reason annual leave is taxed by /401'Full income Tax' and LSL is taxed by that and additional tax type called Marginal Tax /424, but that calculation gives an amount that does not make sense.
So LSL is taxed twice
Can you help with some ideas?
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Jasminka Ahmetovic | Payroll/Accounting Officer |
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Jagan Gunja
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2012 8:01 PM
Subject: No Tax on Termination Wage Types
Hi
If you are doing Australian payroll, then some normal w/t's like leave payments, etc, are converted to corresponding w/t's for termination for the purpose of term'n tax. This depends on the proc cl 66 (I think). Check the proc classes. The proc cl 21 for these term'n w/t's are again based on the type of term'n tax.
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