In terms of my paycheck import, the things that most immediately come to
mind are being able to
- track my employers total compensation so that I can compare employment
opportunities
- verify the information on my employer provided W2
- ensure that I'm withholding enough throughou
On Sun, Dec 8, 2024 at 4:12 PM Timothy Jesionowski <
timothy.n.jesionow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> What I do is have a separate currency like CUSD (Corporate-USD) for money
> flows that are about me but aren't my money. Works just as well for travel
> expenses.
>
> Mostly this just makes the Income ba
Many ways to peel this orange. One way is thee other reply you’ve gotten so
far.
When in this situation, I find it helpful to ask myself: “what set of end
results do I want out of my accounting system?” In your case, it could be:
1. Numbers that match with the tax authority (in this case,
What I do is have a separate currency like CUSD (Corporate-USD) for money
flows that are about me but aren't my money. Works just as well for travel
expenses.
Mostly this just makes the Income balances more immediately legible.
On Sun, Dec 8, 2024, 4:04 PM Gary Roach wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm wo
Hi all,
I'm working on importing my paycheck and I'm not sure how to handle
employer paid benefits. I have 3 employer paid benefits: imputed life
insurance (taxable), life insurance (non-taxable), and medical insurance
(non-taxable).
For the taxable imputed life insurance, I think it makes sen
