Originally Posted by
Hillbilly
To include withholding money from your regular paycheck for the final reconciliation? If the second half is a loss, that would reduce the amount you were due for the year and they would have overpaid you by giving you all of the first half. The wailing and gnashing of teeth in that scenario would be loud.
That's why I suggested something less than half. Hedge against a loss. There's some percentage that is 95% likely not to require any clawbacks. Maybe it's 30%? Anyway, I'd rather have the money earlier even with a risk of being overpaid.
IT'S MY MONEY AND I WANT IT NOW! Isn't that how the commercial goes?