Payroll Calculation – Statutory Holiday Pay
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Your business must calculate paying statutory pay properly, to calculate holiday pay in British Columbia? All employees are working consecutively between 15 to 30 days in the last 30 days will qualify for Statutory Holidays, need to know which holidays are paid in different locations.,
STEP 1: Average days worked
If you new in working with QuickBooks Online payroll you must know the average days worked, when employees are working less than 8 hours per day (40 hours per week.).
TOTAL WAGES: DIVIDED by number of days worked = average day’s pay.
STEP 2: Did they work on statutory holiday?
All employee worked on Statutory Holidays.
- Regular hours workers, time and a half (average part-time workers or 8 hours)
- Extra hours worded, double time ( average part-time or 12 hours)
STEP 3: did not work on statutory holiday
They will get regular pay part-time worked minimum of 15 days in last 30 days, you would average number of hours work by pay rate
- Recently not process the remittances uploads to the CRA, it will be failing to report and make payments more than one occurrence is 20% penalty on the outstanding balances plus interest.
- Non-payment is depending on the number of days outstanding maximum is 20% if you are knowingly not making the payments
Please your calculate payroll properly.
In Summary
If you do not follow calculate for hours work on statutory holiday, you will be required to make the payments to your employees at a later date, please interest.
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