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I have a bit of a complex question in regards to the PIL and my T4.
My PIL came through in late November and was on my December Pay stubs. But come December I wasnt paid my PIL. I went to my OR and my PIL had been held due to a note on my file. The clerk cleared up the note and I received half of my PIL as an advance, and the other half was supposed to be paid end of December.
Come end of December I still wasnt paid the other half of my PIL. I went back to the OR, and the friendly clerk made sure my PIL would make it end month January. Sure enough, end of January I received the rest of my PIL.
The part that Im worried about is this: My end month December shows my YTD total including the total PIL and appropriate taxes having been paid out.
But my end January pay statement shows half of my PIL. So my total earnings for 2013 are inflated on paper. When I get my T4 I will double check all the numbers, but my question is, what do the T4's reflect? What is on my pay statement, or what actually gets put in my bank account?
Really dont wanna pay extra tax on something I have already paid extra tax on.. Know what I mean?
My PIL came through in late November and was on my December Pay stubs. But come December I wasnt paid my PIL. I went to my OR and my PIL had been held due to a note on my file. The clerk cleared up the note and I received half of my PIL as an advance, and the other half was supposed to be paid end of December.
Come end of December I still wasnt paid the other half of my PIL. I went back to the OR, and the friendly clerk made sure my PIL would make it end month January. Sure enough, end of January I received the rest of my PIL.
The part that Im worried about is this: My end month December shows my YTD total including the total PIL and appropriate taxes having been paid out.
But my end January pay statement shows half of my PIL. So my total earnings for 2013 are inflated on paper. When I get my T4 I will double check all the numbers, but my question is, what do the T4's reflect? What is on my pay statement, or what actually gets put in my bank account?
Really dont wanna pay extra tax on something I have already paid extra tax on.. Know what I mean?