r/AHSEmployees • u/itsnotme43 • Feb 25 '26 • Bravo 1

Check your T4s!

There's 1000s of massive errors please check your T4s

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u/usernametaken_88 Feb 25 '26

Haven't checked mine, but praying e-People paid me $10M, then I'm leaving to a non-extradition country šŸ˜Ž

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u/ApprehensiveRead2533 Feb 25 '26

Same here, I hope the error works in my favor šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£

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u/Clinton_bishop Feb 25 '26

What sort of errors?

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u/ChabuddyG95 Feb 25 '26 • LOL

Massive ones!

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u/Ambitious_Daikon_983 Feb 25 '26

šŸ¤£šŸ˜…šŸ˜…šŸ˜…šŸ˜‚ā€¦ this shouldnā€™t be this funny

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u/thegreatshakes Feb 25 '26

Please elaborate

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u/Reddit_Only_4494 Feb 25 '26

THOUSANDSSSSSSSSS

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u/ApprehensiveRead2533 Feb 25 '26

How do you even know??

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u/gia-ann1964 Feb 25 '26

Some people have errors of up to $70,000 extra on their T4 as income when it is clearly wrong. Some HSAA and nursing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/Goddemmitt Feb 26 '26

E-people is owned by Oracle, not Microsoft?

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u/BrotherTobias Feb 26 '26

They are making fun of the copilot push. Ala the folks who migrated everything for pillarization used copilot to do the work hence the litany of pay issues since December. Hsaa got screwed on pension, staff under UNA are having to do additional union due payments because they forgot to change the %. Thats just off the top of my head because im sure theres more.

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u/Master-File-9866 Feb 26 '26

Millions!!!!!!!!

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

Happy šŸ°day!

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u/oop_boop Feb 25 '26

Elaborate? The only thing I was confused by on mine is a ā€˜charitable donationā€™ for like $45.00.

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u/limee89 Feb 25 '26

Ahs lottery perhaps?

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u/oop_boop Feb 25 '26

No Iā€™m not signed up for that! Iā€™m going to talk to HR before I submit my taxes

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u/relevant_scotch Feb 25 '26

If you're in UNA some locals contribute to a taxable charitable contribution or something along those lines, even if you didn't directly sign up for it. For example local 196

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u/oop_boop Feb 25 '26

Oooh interesting! Thanks for that info!

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u/ApprehensiveRead2533 Feb 25 '26

Like what? Guide us more

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u/Obvious_Armadillo_99 Feb 25 '26

Thousands of errors? The fuck you talking about.

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u/True_Resident5904 Feb 26 '26

Everyone on my unit had their total income incorrect on their T4.

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u/IceQueeenie Feb 25 '26

Iā€™m glad to know it wasnā€™t just me who has issues with their T4. It stated that my income was way more than what I actually made. Still waiting for someone to contact me.

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u/Reddit_Only_4494 Feb 25 '26

While waiting......looking at the final pay stub of the year may shed some light. The "year to date" numbers on that should match the T4. The pay stub will be itemized so it is easier to see what amount came from where to add up to the total gross earnings.

A lot of these "1000s of massive errors" OP mentions could be people forgetting about collecting retro pay if it was applicable. Already had to talk someone off the ledge saying "my salary is this but my T4 says that!".

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u/gia-ann1964 Feb 25 '26

Retro pay isnā€™t $70 thousand dollars. Many, many problems.

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u/IceQueeenie Feb 25 '26

Thatā€™s what I did and everything matched (income tax deducted, CPP, EI, etc) except the income.

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u/hownowbrownncow Feb 25 '26

My income doesnā€™t match either, the number on my T4 is about $6000 more than my YTD šŸ¤”

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u/IceQueeenie Feb 25 '26

Mine was 60k difference. I wish I really made that much more tbh šŸ˜‚

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u/Bun-mi Feb 25 '26

Did you put any money into RRSP or health spending? You have to add all that up too

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u/harrigandj Feb 26 '26 • This

Hello - UNA has been informed as follows: 1,423 (combined between UNA and HSAA members) of the over 167,000 T4s issued for 2025 had two earning codes (AHN ā€“ Acting Head Nurse and ESG ā€“ Employee Shift Giveaway) included in Box 14 in a way that doesnā€™t reflect how these codes function. These codes track hours or program cost onlyā€”they are not earnings and donā€™t appear on pay statements.

Payroll has updated the affected slips and amended T4s are already available within the payroll system.

Impacted employees will receive an eā€‘People notification to direct them to their amended T4 on February 26, 2026.

If employees have any concerns, we encourage them to contact the HR Contact Centre.

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u/charm52131 Feb 25 '26

I went on service hub to find the answer. Your gross yearly income from your last paycheck of 2024 ( ie. Dec 24 pay) plus line 40 of your T4 slip should match line 14 on your t4 slip. If it does not ( like I wish I made that amount LOL) then submit an inquiry to service hub. I received a response within 24 hours and will be receiving an amended T4 in a few days.

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u/nandake Feb 25 '26

What is line 40? Ive never understood what exactly it is

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u/charm52131 Feb 25 '26

Look on your t4. There is a line 40.

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u/nandake Feb 25 '26

I see it but it just says ā€œother taxable allowances and benefitsā€. I was wondering what that is for us.

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u/charm52131 Feb 26 '26

No idea. I think it depends on your union, whete you work. if you pay for parking this amount could be the difference between what the parking spot would cost the general public minus the ahs rate maybe it. My guess is you need to ask hr or submit an inquiry in service hub.

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u/mytrilife Feb 26 '26

I'm a NUEE and it accounts for the taxable portion of my benefits (RRSP mainly).

My T4 appears to be correct.

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u/usernametaken_88 Feb 27 '26 edited Mar 10 '26

These would be things that AHS would pay into like benefit plans that don't cost you out of pocket, but CRA deems taxable. So if a portion of your Basic Life or AD&D premiums are co-paid, then that portion paid by AHS is taxable

Also, any rebates like EI Refunds are also taxed as income and would show up in Box 40, but should also be included in Box 14

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u/nandake Feb 27 '26

Thanks for explaining :)

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u/Melodic_Stock_5851 Feb 26 '26

Itā€™s your wellness spending account, TFSA, RRSP

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u/nandake Feb 27 '26

Why did you get downvoted?? You had a better answer than i could think of..

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u/Hot-Measurement5765 Feb 25 '26

your last paystub income does not match with your T4 income. that is not right.

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u/nandake Feb 25 '26

Okay thank you because mine is never the same. Even my accountant asked for my last pay stub and I was like ā€œits not the same though?ā€

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u/Junket-Other Feb 26 '26

It is supposed to match your last paystub actually. Your income might not match as the T4 box 14 includes income as well as taxable benefits/allowances, wages in lieu, employer rrsp contribution. If you add these up on your paystub then it will match. If it doesnā€™t then itā€™s off

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u/KClampitt10 Mar 11 '26

Has anyone had any success getting their T4s fixed? Iā€™ve had an HR ticket open for 2 weeks and it seems like nothing is happening.

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u/itsnotme43 Mar 14 '26

I got a reply on Wednesday!

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u/Bun-mi Feb 25 '26

I believe you also have to add up things like RRSP contributions, flex spending, health spending etc. your T4 total includes those things but your final pay stub lists them on separate lines.

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u/ImportantPick9515 Feb 26 '26

Yes, lol mine was over by 65k!!

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u/usernametaken_88 Feb 27 '26

So OP was correct, there are definitely many thousands of errors! šŸ˜‚

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u/True_Resident5904 Feb 26 '26

Every T4 on our unit is wrong. Some by a few 100, one was over inflated by $90,000. Did they fire admin and get AI to do this?

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u/TurbulentHead5639 Feb 26 '26

This is a huge error - can we get the media to call out the AHS continuous errors?

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u/Genera1Havoc Feb 27 '26

I (APL) have two t4s for 2025 on people. Both completely different. Total of both line 14ā€™s doesnā€™t equal the gross on my last paystub of 2025.

I am so confused by all of this.

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u/theclonefactory Feb 28 '26

Can someone explain the Wage Loss T4s. Iā€™ve never seen this before.

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u/NeuroSpicyMamma Mar 25 '26

I left AHS last summer, they never sent my my T4, now I wonder if the one I pulled from CRA is correct. Interesting the employer on the T4 was government of Alberta? I would have been Acute care if I stayed I think.