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Check Payroll
Area
In this step, you set up the
required
payroll areas for your enterprise. If you have
already set up all your payroll areas (in Customizing for
Personnel Administration under Organizational Data
-> Organizational Assignment ->
Create Payroll Areas ), you only need to check them
in this step.
For each newly created payroll area, you must create a corresponding
payroll control record.
Example
You define one payroll area for salaried employees and one for industrial
workers. You then create your own payroll control record for each of these
payroll areas.
Requirements
In this section of the Implementation Guide, you have checked the period
parameters for payroll in the step
Define Period Parameters , and if required, defined your own
period parameters.
Standard Settings
The standard system contains the payroll areas for the usual employee
groupings in various countries.
Recommendation
Obtain an overview of the employee groups for which you want to run payroll
separately. When taking this decision, consider the following:
- Whether you want to run payroll at different times for different employee
groups (for example, salaried employees, industrial employees)
- How you want to differentiate between payroll areas for reporting
purposes.
Activities
1. Check the payroll areas in the standard
system, and if required, specify your own payroll areas. Proceed as
follows:
a) In the Payroll
area field, enter a two-character key of your choice.
b) Enter a Payroll area
text.
c) Assign a Period
parameter to the payroll area.
d) In the Run
payroll field, specify whether payroll is to be run for the
payroll area.
e) If payroll areas with the same period
parameters are to have different payment days, you assign different
date modifiers to the payroll areas.
f) Save your entries.
2. For each newly created payroll area,
create a new payroll control record. Proceed as follows:
a) In the Payroll Control
Record screen, enter the key for the newly created payroll area
in the Payroll area field and choose
Create.
b) In the Payroll
period field, enter a period number that is one digit lower than
the period number for which you want to run payroll.
When you run payroll for the first time, the
system raises the period number of the in the payroll control record by
one.
c) Specify the earliest period for
retroactive accounting.
d) Save your entries.