on 04-16-2009 8:36 AM
Hi friends,
Professional tax is deducting more. for those employee who comes under 15000/- salary slab. Actually for them PT should calculate 150/- but it is taking 200/-. I have checked the slabs and it is correct.
here is the details of wage types.
Employee :XYZ
/118 is reflecting twice: as 10940 and 12700
/119 is 10940
/3P1 Prof Tax - 01100103 I 200.00
/3P2 Professiona01100103 23,640.00
/3P3 Prof Tax - 200.00
/101 Total gross 12,700.00
here /3p2 should be 150/-.
what might be the problem.
Geetanjali K.A
Hi,
The Professional Tax in this case is being deducted based on salary of Rs 23640. In case this basis is incorrect then check the Cumulation Class 18 of your payment WTs. Untick this for the WTs which are not to be taken for calculating P.Tax amount.
VK
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Hi,
But in the case that you have given, the salary for P.Tax of the employee is 23640 which is not less than 15000. Check the slab for amount 23640, it must be 200.
Also you have given that WT /101 for the employee is 12700 whereas /118 or /3P2 (P.Tax Basis) is 23640 which means there are certain other amounts that are getting added to the P.Tax Basis.
As far as I understand, the basis is incorrect which is due to incorrect description of Cumulation Class 18 for your WTs.
VK
Hi geet,
Check for the processing class setting of the /3M3 wage types.
PCL 5 (Create net remuneration and tot ) spec 9
PCL 6 (Enter wage type from old payrol) spec 0
PCL 30 (Cumulation update) spec 2
and check if u have ticked cum class 18 for /3M3 (it shud not be checked as taken care by INPT rule).
hope it will help.
Check in 0015 for the wage types that you are using to pay medical reimbursement. Ensure that the total sum for the finacial year is 15000 and delete the excess amount.
ie ensure that in IT0015, medical reimbursement wage type will not have amount in excess of 15000. then run the payroll and check if PT is coming properly.
Regards
Hi Gurus,
I have an issue with Ptax in karnataka too..
We have mantained the IT0008 as
Basic Pay 17,000.00
D.A. 550.00
T.L / L.L Allow. 1,200.00
Child Edu. Allow. 800.00
U.M. Allow. 600.00
Super Ann.Allow 2,550.00
LTA Basis 8,400.00
As per the Ptax slabs in Karnataka the slab that he should fall in in >15000 and hence the Ptax deducted should be INR 200.
However the tax being deducted is only INR 150 and the basis is /118 ..and the /118 WT formed is with the amount 11465, and /119 P Tax basis nominal is 28465/- (my assumption is 17000/-+11465/-)
I need to understand how is the system calculating 11465 for /118.
and hows the slab amount coming wrong for ptax (ie 150 INR instead of 200 INR)
Kindly help in this regard.
any further details needed will be provided.
Hi Geetanjali,
I have also a same problem.
At the end of the financial year (means in March Payroll) /3M3 wage type has been generating amt of Rs. 15000/- which same as Medical Reimb. amt provide to Employee & In march payroll that /3m3 wagetype added in PATX BASIS /3P2 because of that wrong calculation of Profession tax slab.
I have check the the INPT rule. i think which is standard one having the logic for generating /3M3 & /3RH
Actually as per my knowledge, /3M3 will generate only when you are giving more than 15000 medical reimb to employee...
Pls correct me if am wrong...
What changes can we do in INPT OR is there any other solution for the same???
Regards,
Mahesh
Hi Geetanjli,
/118 is reflecting twice: as 10940 and 12700.
That means there are two splits in WPBP or Ptax. (which is not correct as /101 has 1 split)
But then how /119 has only 1 entry (that is the first one).
Plz note that the /3P2 is cumulating the 2 splits of /118 and hence generating the basis as 23640.
As per ur description basis is 12700 (same as /101).
Check the PCR INPT and INPB (or equivalent PCR in customer name range). also check for the reason why there are two /118 for 1 basis.
It wud be better if u can mention /118 and /119 entries with C1, C2, C3 splits. becaz it seems like difference of one of these.
Regards,
Praveen
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Hi Praveen,
this is my PCR INPB.
INPB Cumulation of PTax basis
*
B101 Bonus - Regular
INPRG? Query for PT Regio
**
ADDWT * OT Output table
10
ADDWT * OT Output table
ELIMI R3 Elim.time period ID
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ADDWT /118 OT Output table
12
ADDWT * OT Output table
ELIMI R3 Elim.time period ID
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ADDWT /119 OT Output table
B201 Bonus - Regular
INPRG? Query for PT Regio
**
ADDWT * OT Output table
10
ADDWT * OT Output table
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ADDWT /118 OT Output table
12
ADDWT * OT Output table
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ADDWT /119 OT Output table
B301 Ex-gratia - Regular
INPRG? Query for PT Regio
**
ADDWT * OT Output table
10
ADDWT * OT Output table
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ADDWT /118 OT Output table
12
ADDWT * OT Output table
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ADDWT /119 OT Output table
and INPT
INPT Cumulation of PTax basis
*
/3M3 Incremental Medical perk
ADDWT * OT Output table
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ELIMI R Elim.time period ID
ADDWT /118 OT Output table
ADDWT /119 OT Output table
/3RH Positive diff.Rent & CLA
ADDWT * OT Output table
ZERO= NR AmtNumRteTime = 0
ADDWT /118 OT Output table
ADDWT /119 OT Output table
think it is STD only. I have not done any changes for this.
Hi,
If employee data base has not updated the currect place then also some time its occur.
Thanks and Regards,
Revathi.
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Firstly did this employee has been transfered pls let us know
u are getting 50 Rs right once check the slab rates throughly is it getting to one emloyee or for some other employees too
can repaste the RT table once again
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