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Regarding 0008 Infotype in Indian payroll

Posted on May 06, 2011 at 04:35 AM 13 Views

Dear Gurus,

Client is using HRA , Traveling Allowance and Medical Allowance wage types in 0014Info type . So far they are using Gross payroll .Now they are going for Net payroll.Only basic pay they are using in 0008 info type.I suggested them to use BASIC PAY , HRA, TRAVELING ALLOWANCE, MEDICAL ALLOWANCE wage types in 0008 Info type.

But they are not willing to use 0008 .Is there any impact in future if I use those wage types in info type 0014.

Please guide me how to explain the client .what I have to highlight the futures in 0008

Thanks &Regards

Nandhini

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    Posted on May 06, 2011 at 04:43 AM
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    there will not any reason till the time you will take care of correct period factoring in cases employee is not there for whole period. But the best way to is IT 0008 atleast for HRA as there is a dynamic action associated with IT0581 & IT0008.

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    Cherukuru Theja
    Posted on May 06, 2011 at 07:20 AM
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    Hi

    You have to cross check the values in case of splits also

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