Maintain Wage Types for Limits
In this step you assign processing classes and cumulation types to all limits on deductions wage types.
Depending on the point in the calculation schema at which the LIMIT function call is positioned, you will need to maintain processing classes 20 and 77.
This is necessary if you have deductions which will require limiting after the cumulation process is over. In this case the wage types must be switched to the RT separately.
This is done by using processing class 77 for these wage types in calculation rule X024.
Requirements
Please note, all
wage types that are used within the
- wage type classes
or
- rules that you have defined and attached to a limit
must have a
cumulation type assigned to them in order for the limit to
function.
Activities
1. Maintain
processing classes 20, 30 and 77 for the deduction wage types
2. Assign a
cumulation type and the time period for which it is valid, to each wage type
used in limiting deductions.
Further Notes
For further details on setting up wage type
cumulations, please see the 
cumulation section of the Payroll Implementation
Guide.