Understanding Severance Pay and Taxes
Severance pay is a payment made to an employee when they leave their job, often due to layoffs, company restructuring, or mutual agreement. It's usually a lump sum payment based on factors like seniority, age, and job position. However, the tax implications of severance pay can be complex and affect the amount of money you take home.
How is a Lump Sum Severance Payment Taxed?
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