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How to Add New WT in Payroll Schema

former_member201807
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Hi Team,

As per client requirement, we have created a new wage type (XXXX), changes all characteristics (CC, PC, & EC), assign tax code, map with the G/L account.

while testing found that we have not added in payroll schema & rule.

pls suggest how to include or add new WT (XXXX) in payroll schema.

Thank you!

Regards,

Rakesh

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JoseMariaPerez
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Hi,

What schema are you using? Usually, payroll is differrent in each country, but check the initialization part in order to check if the IT0008 data is loaded. In the transaction for payroll calculation activate the log, and check if the IT table have the infotype data.


For instance the international schema (X000) uses the XIN0 for initialization and the function "OPT INFT" to read infotypes information.

If you see the data loaded, then follow the log tree in order to check the processind done.


Best Regards

former_member201807
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Hi All,

Thank you for quick response,

We have copy from the existing one wage type, which are currently using in Basic Pay (IT 0008), with same property PC,CC & EC.

pls guide us in which place of schema or rule to include this wage type (country code =40)?

Have a nice day!

Regards,

Rakesh

former_member193210
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When you create a WT by copying an existing one, you are given a Report of all affected tables.

If the WT was copied on an existing Basic Salary WT (IT0008), then you should create an employee with that WT in IT0008 and run a Payroll Simulation for that employee, with the "Display log" box checked.

You will then be able to drill down into the log and see how that WT is being processed. It may not require to be "added" to any specific pcr.

former_member94258
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wage type can be processed in rule , like rule ZZZZ, and the 2nd parameter should be P** (** is the processing class number). then wage type can be processed by your rule definition based on processing class value setting in wage type property. you can refer to any of one SAP standard rule using in schema.
ADDWT can add wage type to tables, like IT, RT, CRT.....

JoseMariaPerez
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Hi,

it depends on the kind of wage type. If it is a Basic Pay or Additional Payments you shouldn't do anything else. Without more description on the purpose of the wage type is difficult to guess

Have you created the wage type as a copy of an existing one?


How the schema take into account the wage type depends in how you define the values of the "Processing Classes", "Cumulations" and "Evaluation Classes".


Check in transaction SM30 view V_512W_D to see those aspects of the wage type.

Best Regards