Bonus repayment
04-07-2018 | 01:53 PM
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Bonus repayment
So I have a question on repaying the bonus if you were to leave in the first year.
Say someone starts class in May. They get their bonus whether it be FO or DEC. I assume the taxes are withheld right away. So just for an example let’s say you qualify for the 45k bonus, let’s say your actual check is 30k.
Now you leave in say March the following year. Does envoy want a check for 45k? Or do they want a check for whatever the amount your check was after taxes?
Say someone starts class in May. They get their bonus whether it be FO or DEC. I assume the taxes are withheld right away. So just for an example let’s say you qualify for the 45k bonus, let’s say your actual check is 30k.
Now you leave in say March the following year. Does envoy want a check for 45k? Or do they want a check for whatever the amount your check was after taxes?
04-07-2018 | 02:46 PM
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So I have a question on repaying the bonus if you were to leave in the first year.
Say someone starts class in May. They get their bonus whether it be FO or DEC. I assume the taxes are withheld right away. So just for an example let’s say you qualify for the 45k bonus, let’s say your actual check is 30k.
Now you leave in say March the following year. Does envoy want a check for 45k? Or do they want a check for whatever the amount your check was after taxes?
Say someone starts class in May. They get their bonus whether it be FO or DEC. I assume the taxes are withheld right away. So just for an example let’s say you qualify for the 45k bonus, let’s say your actual check is 30k.
Now you leave in say March the following year. Does envoy want a check for 45k? Or do they want a check for whatever the amount your check was after taxes?
Based on a friend’s experience, they want the entire amount back. In this case $45,000.
They will get in touch with you several weeks or months after you resign to demand the bonus back. You will be responsible for the full amount. You can work it out on your tax return next year to get the difference in taxes back.
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04-07-2018 | 03:16 PM
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Based on a friend’s experience, they want the entire amount back. In this case $45,000.
They will get in touch with you several weeks or months after you resign to demand the bonus back. You will be responsible for the full amount. You can work it out on your tax return next year to get the difference in taxes back.
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They will get in touch with you several weeks or months after you resign to demand the bonus back. You will be responsible for the full amount. You can work it out on your tax return next year to get the difference in taxes back.
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04-07-2018 | 03:21 PM
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04-07-2018 | 07:11 PM
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So I have a question on repaying the bonus if you were to leave in the first year.
Say someone starts class in May. They get their bonus whether it be FO or DEC. I assume the taxes are withheld right away. So just for an example let’s say you qualify for the 45k bonus, let’s say your actual check is 30k.
Now you leave in say March the following year. Does envoy want a check for 45k? Or do they want a check for whatever the amount your check was after taxes?
Say someone starts class in May. They get their bonus whether it be FO or DEC. I assume the taxes are withheld right away. So just for an example let’s say you qualify for the 45k bonus, let’s say your actual check is 30k.
Now you leave in say March the following year. Does envoy want a check for 45k? Or do they want a check for whatever the amount your check was after taxes?
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