"YTD federal taxable" on a paycheck stub refers to the total amount of income that has been subject to federal income tax withholding from the beginning of the calendar year to the current pay period. This figure includes wages, bonuses, and other taxable earnings. It's important for employees to track this amount for tax reporting purposes when filing their annual income tax returns.
Year-to-date income that is taxable as federal income tax.
Federal Income Tax wages.
Federal Withholding
Federal Withholding Tax
fit = F.I.T. = Federal Income Tax
Federal Income Tax (FIT) Taxable
Year-to-date income that is taxable as federal income tax.
Federal Income Tax wages.
Federal Withholding
It is your Federal withheld.
Federal Withholding Tax
fit = F.I.T. = Federal Income Tax
On the right side of the check stub.
"TP" on a check stub typically stands for "Taxable Pay," indicating the portion of your earnings that is subject to income tax. "YTD" means "Year-To-Date," which reflects the total earnings, deductions, and taxes from the beginning of the year up to the date of the check stub. These terms help employees track their earnings and tax liabilities throughout the year.
Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) in other words, it is your Social Security Tax.
Federal Unemployment TAX (FUTA)
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