My employer uses the expenses to track were employees travel and determine when to take out state income taxes. They claim that cannot use timesheets per the IRS, I doubt. I worked in GA and stayed in a hotel for 39 night during the first quarter. But they do not start taking out taxes for GA till several weeks after the travel has occurred. The total time I was working in GA was 5 weeks and 2 days. Per the company's policy instead of taking out taxes for 5+ weeks like I worked they are taking out taxes nearly 8 weeks because they have decided that a month only has 20 days in it. And so 39 days into 20 day blocks means one month of pay has taxes out for GA taken at 100% and the next month 19 out of 20 days so 95% taxes taken out for GA in it. So because I worked and stayed over the weekend (while working the weekend as well) I am getting taxed over a longer period.
Also because the taxes are coming out later, they are taxing my OT for GA when the OT was actually earned later and in a different state (non income tax state).
Any help to rebut this insane policy.
