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We'll then inform you about the change using one of the following: Amended pension adjustment Past service pension adjustment Pension adjustment reversal An amended pension adjustment occurs when we receive new information about your account, for example, if your employer contacts us about adjusting your service to correct an error.
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External link for tax information Read CRA's explanation of pension adjustments. If the member's salary rate changes during the year, the annual salary used to calculate their PA is a weighted average. To calculate the weighted average, you need to:. If the member contributes for their unpaid leave of absence, we'll send you a letter indicating the pension credit that the member earned during their leave.
You must include this credit when calculating the member's PA. Depending on when the leave ends, we may not be able to send the letter until after you've already filed the member's T4 with CRA. Mary took an unpaid leave of absence from July 12, to April 30, During her leave, Mary continued to contribute to the PSPP and earned an additional days of credit in and days of credit in Since Mary contributed during her leave, we'll notify Mary's employer about the additional credit when she returns to work.
Mary's employer will have to include the days of credit to her PA. Because Mary's leave didn't finish until after CRA's deadline for filing T4s, her employer will have to send an amended T4 with a PA that includes the additional days of credit. The days in will be included when the employer calculates her PA.
When a member receives a lump sum retroactive salary increase, it's accounted for in the year it's paid for PAs.
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