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|6851|County|UCNTYERN|Regular earnings subject to County Withholding Tax (annualized / table method)\\Must exclude Supplemental earnings\\ \\If Usage 6851 UCNTYERN amount is different than Usage 6651 USTTERN amount, the difference is treated as Imputed Income to pass to Symmetry, the difference can be a positive or negative amount.|Legacy|No
|6851|County|UCNTYERN|Regular earnings subject to County Withholding Tax (annualized / table method)\\Must exclude Supplemental earnings\\ \\If Usage 6851 UCNTYERN amount is different than Usage 6651 USTTERN amount, the difference is treated as Imputed Income to pass to Symmetry, the difference can be a positive or negative amount.|Legacy|Yes
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|6951|City|UCITYERN|Regular earnings subject to City Withholding Tax (annualized/table method)\\Must exclude Supplemental earnings\\ \\If Usage 6951 UCITYERN amount is different than Usage 6651 USTTERN amount, the difference is treated as Imputed Income to pass to Symmetry;the difference can be a positive or negative amount.|Legacy|No
|6951|City|UCITYERN|Regular earnings subject to City Withholding Tax (annualized/table method)\\Must exclude Supplemental earnings\\ \\If Usage 6951 UCITYERN amount is different than Usage 6651 USTTERN amount, the difference is treated as Imputed Income to pass to Symmetry;the difference can be a positive or negative amount.|Legacy|Yes