Every PT will be getting $200/week attendance bonus here

[brown_trousers]

1) It is taxed at %26 down to $148

There is no special tax bracket for bonuses, that income will be taxed the same as other income earned

 

[AwashBwashCwash]

My first check as a part-timer in 2001 took home $153

Hey, 17 years later and that's what I take home now!
That's really cool it makes me feel like I'm a part of some time-honored tradition or something. Just really makes me feel connected you know

 

[brown_trousers]

Hey, 17 years later and that's what I take home now!
That's really cool it makes me feel like I'm a part of some time-honored tradition or something. Just really makes me feel connected you know

I believe starting wage was $8/hr back then. you must make more than that

 

[The Range]

Every part-timer or just the ones with an arbitrary of time in? The reward for having less seniority? Higher pay.

 

[Days]

We hid a bunch of trailers in the yard last peak. Complete clown show. It''s the same bonus as last year but supposedly will be given out to everyone.

1) It is taxed at %26 down to $148
2) PT got 35-45 hours last peak. This is basically a temporary $5 or less raise.
but we also got the $15 minimum cap here too.
So me and others with 2 years or less in are sitting on a $20/h pot with virtually everyone else.

Your hub is super spoiled.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

There is no special tax bracket for bonuses, that income will be taxed the same as other income earned

We hid a bunch of trailers in the yard last peak. Complete clown show. It''s the same bonus as last year but supposedly will be given out to everyone.

1) It is taxed at %26 down to $148

Nope.
Bonuses are taxed at 20% Fed and whatever is the state tax.
This is due to IRS regulations to ensure the governments get their money.

 

[brown_trousers]

Nope.
Bonuses are taxed at 20% Fed and whatever is the state tax.
This is due to IRS regulations to ensure the governments get their money.

Wrong. I've received many bonuses from previous jobs. They all end up on the W2 as regular income to be taxed normally.

There is no different tax rate for bonuses vs regular income.

 

[polyp]

You are both right I think.

When bonuses are paid out, they are supposed to be taxed at 20% or whatever the rate the IRS stipulates is.

But come tax day next year, bonus pay is figured as plain income, so I'd wager these part timers will get most of that back in a refund. Same as if they hadn't adjusted their withholdings.

 

[olroadbeech]

Wonder if it's monopoly money

America is going down the drain.

young people don't want to work anymore. gimme gimme gimme

 

[olroadbeech]

Every day at our center we get a "Bone Us".....

quit

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Wrong. I've received many bonuses from previous jobs. They all end up on the W2 as regular income to be taxed normally.

There is no different tax rate for bonuses vs regular income.

Goober ... talking about paycheck stub! SMH

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Nope.
Bonuses are taxed at 20% Fed and whatever is the state tax.
This is due to IRS regulations to ensure the governments get their money.

To clarify for the dimwits on here ... this is on your weekly/monthly paycheck stub.

 

[PT Car Washer]

America is going down the drain.

young people don't want to work anymore. gimme gimme gimme

This coming from someone making $35/hr to deliver cardboard.

 

[brown_trousers]

To clarify for the dimwits on here ... this is on your weekly/monthly paycheck stub.

lol. To clarify for the old idiots who have never figured out how to file their own taxes... your percentage of tax withholdings dont change your tax rates.

 

[Jkloc420]

none of you people should get anything but bad knees

 

[Old Man Jingles]

lol. To clarify for the old idiots who have never figured out how to file their own taxes... your percentage of tax withholdings dont change your tax rates.

I have always done my own taxes so I was aware of that.

 

[eats packages]

The money does get a tax rebate appatently(I let Turbotax do that s*)
But they did take out %26 initially. This time it's %27

I got 25.5 hours last week. The year before at the same time... 38. The raise and bonus still can't offset it.

We really are spoiled compared to the national part time poverty wages.

 

[1BROWNWRENCH]

Drivers should get that too.

And mechanics...

 

[Mr. Marshall]

I sure wish you would tell the IRS that because I am PT I don't have to pay any taxes. How does carrying cardboard make some people a financial expert?

If only you hadn't missed the word "most" in my original post. Clearly you know you are an exception and I had a real cutting reply typed out but I decided to delete it.

 

[Dough99]

Wonder if it's monopoly money

A bonus for showing up to job? What’s next a reward for taking a dump?