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Error in creation of PCR

Posted on Dec 16, 2014 at 04:02 PM 23 Views

Dear Experts,

For country grouping 24 we have GOSI(Insurance). wagetype /370 for GOSI applicable earnings /320 - EE contribution /321- EMP contribution .

Percentage of /321 is 10 of /370 and /321 is 12 of /370. As per the standard it is calculating correctly.

Scenario:

If employee age is => 60 age as per Hijri calendar, calculation should be /9% & 11% of /370 respectively.

PCR for your reference

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when inserted PCR in schema and tried to run payroll it is throwing error STOP No rule in Key.

Kindly suggest how to create and overwrite the existing /321 & /320 with age 60 calculation.

Thanks

Vinodh

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    author's profile photo Rémi Corriveau
    Rémi Corriveau
    Posted on Dec 16, 2014 at 05:52 PM
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    By what Function are you calling these PCRs in your Payroll Schema, and with what values for Par1 and Par2 ?

    In ZA29, operation CMPER is useless if the only return value is *.

    In ZA30, the syntax of Operation AMT*ZGO10 seems incorrect. By what are you trying to multiply the Amount of WT /370 ?

    In ZA30, the syntax of Operation ADDWT/321 seems incorrect. If you want to add the Rate, Number and modified Amount of WT /370 into WT /321 in the Output Table, there should be a space between ADDWT and /321.

    If the Output is elsewhere, use the appropriate character.


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