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Brad
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2/10/2012 1:46 AM
We have set up a pay class tied to a specific pay code and added a handful of employee deductions to the pay class. When we process payroll, creating multiple checks based on unique pay codes and check groups, the employee deductions are withheld against the one associated pay code which is what we wanted. But the kicker is when you add in company paid deductions into the mix, it is deducted against not only the pay code in the pay class, but is deducted with every check created in the payroll regardless of the pay code. Any ideas why when set up as employee deductions that work, company deductions associated with the same pay class ignore the pay class assoication?
Karen Ploof
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2/11/2012 12:56 AM
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Are the company deductions taxes? Other than that, I am surprised that it's not working as you expect. I do know that the code that deals with multiple check groups in a payroll run is very complicated and we found a couple of specific scenario that were not handled correctly during the looping process that calculates deductions - so perhaps it's a bug. Does it work if you run a test with only the one pay code using the applicable pay cycle on PR140 instead of using a check group? Does it work if you run PR140 as usual, with the applicable check group value on the time record - still with only the one pay code?
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