on 10-20-2017 12:56 AM
Hi Folks,
I am working on Qatar Payroll.
I have requirement to monthly factor /pro rata two wagetypes (one is calendar days 30 days and other is working day 22 days).
please help to write a PCR.
Regards
Then you need to check whether the factoring wage type is generated as you expected.
For example: you want to use /807 to prorate by calendar days, then after your rule processing, /807 should be a prorated amount by calendar days.
after then, the second step is prorate your wage types by using the factoring wage type /807 (example).
You can refer to international rule XVAL.
the wage type is multiple by factoring wage type /807.
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Hi Yishan,
Thanks for the helpful reply.
I created PCRs as per ur suggestion but factoring is not working.
I am attaching screens of PCRs for your quick reference.
Please check them and let me know if something is wrong in them.
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Factoring is based on /8** wage types. so you need to configure the /8** generation.
For example, you want your wage types is prorated by /807, then you can set /807 based on calendar days, and set another factoring wage type /805 based on working days(22 days).
You can check refer to XPP1 rule to generate /8** factoring wage types.
RPP1 Determining partial period factors (subcycle)
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/801 P.M.F w ABSENCE
RTE=TASOLL Set
RTE-TAAU** Subtraction
RTE*KGENAU Multiplication
RTE/TADIVI Division
ADDWT * OT Output table
/803 P.M.F for NS Basic Salary
/804 P.M.F w/o ABSENCE
/805 P.M.F for NS Allowances
/806 P.M.F w ABS, w/o INDICAT.
click F1 help on RTE=TASOLL in R3 system, then you can see the documentation of constants which can be used after RTE, NUM...
I copy part document for your easy reference.
Explanation
1. Planned working time in accordance with employee's personal work
schedule (WBS) with exact reference to basic pay period
KSOLL : Planned work measured in calendar days
ASOLL : Planned work measured in work days
SSOLL : Planned work measured in working hours
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