If an employer forgets to deduct Employment Insurance contributions from employee payments, the employer will still have to remit both the employee and employer contributions at year end filing.

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If an employer forgets to deduct Employment Insurance (EI) contributions from an employee's payments, the employer is still responsible for remitting both the employee's and the employer's share of EI contributions to the government at year-end filing. This ensures compliance with employment and tax laws.

If an Employer Forgets to Deduct Employment Insurance Contributions from Employee