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Problem:

I Have have a reduced EI Rate that I have to issue the savings back to the employees and want to do it on a per-pay-period basis.   How do I setup the system.?

Solution:

Repaying You can setup the system to repay the employees at reduced EI Premium benefit1) .

Steps:

  1. Go to Setup > Payroll Settings > Payroll Categories.
  2. Click the "+" button.
  3. Create a benefit category

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  1. Add all payroll categories to the formula that are

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  1. subject to Employment Insurance

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  1. Set the formula to be 0.41001 % if your reduced EI Premium is 1.169

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  1. . Check the CRA if you are not sure: link
  2. On the "Advanced" tab, turn on the "Maximum per year" flag.

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  1. Set the value

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  1. based on employee amount

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  1. . Check the CRA if you are not sure: link
  2. Assign the category to each employee that is subject to the reduced EI Rate.

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  1. Click the Save button.
  2. Create an earning payroll category

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  1. Add the benefit category created above to the formula

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  1. Assign the category to each employee that has the benefit category on their profile.

Optional-

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Employer Savings category

  1. Head to Setup > Payroll settings > Payroll Categories
  2. Click the "+" button.
  3. Select the benefit category.
  4. Add the benefit category created above to the formula

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Assign the

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Category to Employees

Steps:

  1. Head to Employees > Master Paycard.
  2. Select the Benefits tab.
  3. Check off the category you have added.

** "How to calculate the % value for reduced EI Premiums"
For the employee portion of the benefit the % multiplier is calculated as follows
NB: All displayed values are for 2010, for different years check with CRA

 (Employee EI Rate [1.73] * Regular EI Rate [1.4]) - (Employee EI Rate [1.73] * Reduced EI Rate [1.163])
 = (1.73 * 1.4) - (1.73 * 1.163)
 = (2.422) - (2.01199)
 = 0.41001

** "How to calculate Maximum below"
For the maximum amount for the Reduced EI Savings you calculate it as follows
NB: All displayed values are for 2010, for different years check with CRA

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