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What is the best way to refund a prior paycheck deduction?


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For example: A pay-in-advance Medical deduction of $150 was deducted from the employee paycheck for the upcoming month of coverage. The employee quit or was terminated.  We need to refund the $150 on the next/final paycheck. What is the best approach to accomplish this refund? 

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i would create a paycode and make sure the taxaction is correct to reverse what was done on the deduction. then user the paycode to refund the employee

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  • August 17, 2022

i would create a paycode and make sure the taxaction is correct to reverse what was done on the deduction. then user the paycode to refund the employee


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  • Jr Varsity II
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  • August 17, 2022

Aaaww Yes! There is that pesky subject of taxation. This was a pre-tax deduction.

Thank you PBennett ;o) 


  • Jr Varsity III
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  • August 18, 2022

If you wanted to use the same deduction code, you could do the last pay as an Adjustment Type and enter a negative amount as shown below.

 


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