on 04-10-2015 6:32 AM
Dear Team,
One of our client, we would like to create the Arrears wage type, details are given below:-
Salary structure
Basic salary
HRA
Conveyance
Other Allowance
Personal Pay
The first four component Arrears wage type are already configure, we would like to create the Arrears wage type for personal pay.
In salary slip right side wage type are coming, after Arrears wage types are coming then left side deduction are coming.
Please suggest how to create Arrears wage type & map in salary slip.
Thank you!
It is a common practice in many organisations to use one w/t for a type of payment or deduction, even in the case of arrears. The payslip can be configured so that the pay period is shown using the V0 split in the wage type entry in RT. We had used a custom operation for this and custom payslip rule.
In Canada, operation KSETI T=ST is used to set the "T" Type of V0 Split through a PCR. Check the operation to set/check the split for your country. These splits are usually set for IT 14, and in retro processing.
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Hi Rakesh,
For the arrear wage type you will creat two wage types . i.e Carry Forward and Brought Forward. Two make personal pay's arrear wage type you take the basis pay carry forward and brough forward model wage type from system.
After that you have to add these wage type in the IN42,IN43 & IN44 pcr. In your case it would be customer specific pcr i.e Z or Y. Check and do the necessary changes in that.
Suppose i am taking your carry foward wage type is 4000 and brough forward wage type is 5000. where Personal Pay is 3000
then PCR design would be,
IN42
3000
ELIMI *
SUBWTD4000
IN43
3000
ELIMI *
ADDWTD4000
IN44
4000
ELIMI *
ADDWTE5000
This arrear wage type 5000 will be add in the earning part of the payslips and also add to gross earning. If you are suing PE51 for payslips design then WT5000 will be add under windows id section and cumulation ID section.
Check and tell me.
Regards,
Sankarsan
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