Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) not Calculating on Pensionable Earnings Before Employee Turns 70 Years Old (Doc ID 2981443.1)

Last updated on OCTOBER 17, 2023

Applies to:

Symptoms

An employee's Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) tax has stopped calculating before the employee's birth month for turning 70. As per the CPP Rule, he will be turning 70 years on 12-SEP-2023 but CPP stopped calculating after Aprils pay check.
If Employee turns 70 in the calendar year of the pay period pay date and has no CPP election date or current year revocation date in effect, pensionable months = birth month


The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:
1. Using CA Super HRMS Manager or Equivalent responsibility.
2. Have a Canadian employee with a birth date 12-SEP-2023 - 70 years old.
3. The Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) tax should stop on the first check of the month the employee turns 70.
4. The CPP stopped for this employee in April 2023.
5. The annual CPP maximum deduction for 2023, 3,754.45, has not been met.

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Cause

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