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  1. Gabes24

    Quick question CDC... I quit my job and had 4 k in vacation pay (over 2 yrs) and a 600 dollar paycheck, i only got paid around 2,600... is that normal tax deduction for that pay bracket? Haven't seen my paystub yet... Signed worried.

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    2. goalie13

      goalie13

      One problem may be that they have to tax you as if you make that much on every paycheque. So a $4600 pay period (assuming you are paid biweekly) translates to about $120K per year. So you would have been taxed at that level. The good news is, you should get some of that back a tax time next year.

    3. Gabes24

      Gabes24

      yeah i gotcha ari, well i had about 1100-1200 for each of the last 2 years backed up and 600 from my final week of actual work. I get that totally since my "bracket" is that high up, as long as in the long run i get it paid back haha. That's good to hear I just have to play the waiting game now, thanks for helping straighten it out goalie13/arigold, much appreciated! :D

    4. goalie13

      goalie13

      No prob. I learned about that the first time I ever got a big bonus. I lost about half in deductions, but then got some of that back the following April.

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