@WholeCakes2 Yes, if you did it as supplemental income then it was ran at 22% instead of the w-4 rate. You can change this I believe but here is the exact verbage:
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Select the Payment Type that applies to the payment:
Regular Pay will calculate taxes based on the tax rates and W-4 information at the time the off-cycle payment is sent.
Bonus Pay or Other Supplemental Pay will calculate taxes using the federal supplemental withholding rate of 22%. To learn more about withholding rates, refer to IRS Publication 15 and your state’s employer’s tax guide."
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