Originally Posted by
ThumbsUp
Since the spiked amount varies, it'll obviosuly benefit those who had larger retro checks more than the ones who had the smallest. They'll get an even bigger share proportionally.
It's a pretty insignificant difference, though, since it is only the 2023 portion that matters.
The spiked amount varies, but for PS purposes spiked W2s would have to have more variance the not spiked W2s.
Seems like it would be hard for anyone to detect that an equal % raise paid retroactively increased collective W2 variance.