I had a minor accident at work and had 8 days off. I was paid as regular sick leave, which I was taxed on.
Subsequently my worker's compensation claim was accepted, and I should have been paid as a worker's comp claim during those 8 days, and would not have had to pay tax on that pay.
How do I go about getting that overpayment of tax back?
Answer by r2mm
File a tax return next year.
Answer by wartz
If you repaid the sick leave your payroll records should be adjusted.
Answer by travelguruette
You would probably go through your employer since they took it out and repay the sick leave to them.
Answer by Ms. Angel..
You need to talk to your employer or his/her payroll department to make the necessary adjustments to reimburse.
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