Enhancements to
Infotype 0221 Payroll Results Adjustment 
Use
Subtypes YANA and YAWA
- You can now make adjustments with subtypes YANA and YAWA at any time during the year.
Note:
Adjustments made with subtypes YANA and YAWA are entered through the
Adjustments Workbench.
Wage types
- It is now possible to enter taxable technical wage types /3xx, /6xx and /7xx on subtypes ADJT and YANA.
- How deduction wage types are handled in subtypes ADJT and YANA has been aligned with the other infotypes.
Previously, if you
wanted to enter a negative deduction on subtypes ADJT and YANA it was
necessary to enter a negative sign after the deduction wage type. The
deduction wage type was then stored in RT with a negative sign as well. This
was not consistent with how deduction wage types were entered on other
infotypes.
Now when you enter a
negative deduction on subtypes ADJT and YANA you should not enter a negative
sign. If you do, the deduction will be stored as a positive amount in RT.
Conversely, if you enter a deduction wage type with no negative sign, it will
be stored as a negative amount in RT.
Effects on Existing Data
Since deduction wage types may have been entered on these subtypes in earlier releases, you must run conversion program RPUPSNU0 to switch the signs of deduction wage types on existing ADJT and YANA records. This will avoid inconsistencies when running retrocalculation over past ADJT and YANA records.
Note: It is best to run this conversion program before you run payroll for the first time in Release 4.6C.
See also
For more information on conversion program RPUPSNU0, see the report documentation.
For more information on adjustments processing with subtypes YANA and YAWA, see the release note Enhanced Adjustments Processing with the Adjustments Workbench