Birthdays 1 day early

My birthday's, as loaded in the contacts, are showing up in my calendar 1 day early. This is only happening on my iphone 4s. My Mac is fine. I synced the contacts from the Mac via iTunes (not iCloud). I'm using the "native" birthday's calendar on the iPhone. Any ideas?
Thanks

Hi David
Finally I got it working, but I can't say exactly what solved it for me. Here is what I changed as far I can remember:
Disabled time zone support in iCal on my Mac (iCal -> Preferences -> Advanced -> uncheck 'Turn on time zone support')
Disabled time zone support in the calendar on my iPhone (Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendar -> Time Zone Support -> Off)
Disabled automatic time zone setting on my iPhone (Settings -> Date & Time -> uncheck 'Set Automatically' and manually set your time zone in 'Time Zone')
Only do this next step if all your events are on your Mac!: Synched calendars by replacing all events on my iPhone with the data from my Mac (iTunes -> select your iPhone from Devices on the left -> go to 'Info' tab -> check 'Calendars' under 'Replace information on this iPhone')
Good luck to you! ;-)
Regards, Michael

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