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Created By: Shannon Scoffield
Created Date/Time: 3/30/2015 12:16 pm
 
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Time Id: 3636
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Title/Caption: Tech & Teaching: Payroll Relationships & Flow
Start Date: 12/31/2013
Main Status: Active

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Notes:
Scan: Notes – To-Do
- Hard code state initials into Fed State Allowance table
- Changed allowed amount in Fed State Allowances – CO 2013, 2014
- When done – we need to get the developer’s fed state allowances & his state tax tables


Scan: Payroll
Sketch of flow & relationships: Payroll
(Please see sketches & flow on scan in photo gallery)
Users – department – connects (many) – action
Payroll – calculate (giant add form) – action (hits the db) – view or edit – action (hits the db)
Has not hit but needed
State supplied: Your wage limit is ____, your % is ____
State: employee txs/employer cont


Scan: Payroll
Working with a developer on payroll & how things work
Payroll home (start) – check joiner table & calc – record personal payroll
- Department home
- Add/edit payee to department
- Payroll home
- Calculate payroll
- Record personal payroll
Sketches, examples, & flow – please see scan in photo gallery


Scan: Payroll Research
Payroll Research:
Formula for Computing Tax to be Withheld:
LEGEND:
- G = Gross pay for pay period
- P = Number of pay periods per year
- A = Annualized gross pay (G x P)
- E1 = Personal and Dependent Exemptions
- E2 = Age 65 and Over & Blind Exemptions
- T = Annualized taxable income
- W = Annualized tax to be withheld
- W/H = Tax to be withheld for pay period
Formula (Effective January 1, 2008)
1. (G)P – [$3,000 + (E1 x $930) + (E2 x 8000] = T
2. If:
a. T is: Not over $3,000
b. W is: 2 % of T
c. T is: Over $3,000 But not Over $5,000
d. Then: $60 + (3% of excess over $3,000)
e. T is: Over $5,000 But not Over $17,000
f. Then: $120 + (5% of excess over $5,000)
g. If Over $17,000
h. Then: $720 + (5.75% of excess over $17,000
3. W + P = W/H

Example:
John claims exemptions for himself, his wife, and their three children for withholding tax purposes. He is paid on a semimonthly basis, and his gross wages for this pay period were $725.
1. T = (G)P – [3,000 + (930)E1]
So
T = (725)24 – [3,000 + (930)5]
17,400 – 7.650 = 9,750(T)
2. T is over $5,000, but not over $17,000
So
W = $120 + 5% of $4,750
$120 + $237.50 = $357.50
3. W/H = W / P
So
$357.50 / 24 = $14.90

The tax to be withheld for the current period is $14.90

Pay Period Conversion Table (P)
- Annual = 1
- Semiannual = 2
- Quarterly = 4
- Monthly = 12
- Semimonthly = 24
- Bi weekly = 26
- Weekly = 52
- Daily = 300