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Pay scale grade & levels

Former Member
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Hi All,

I am having a doubt in capturing the Payscale level and grade.

In a normal case : Pay Grade -->10000-500-15000 means for each level there will be an increase of Rs : 150 (Level 1 : 10000,Level2 :10500,Level 3 :11000.....Last Level : 15000)

But if it is percentage increase over each level. then how can we capture. Pay Grade (10000- 3%-15000).

Kindly suggest, how can we map in Payroll.

Best Regards,

Srikanth

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raghu_c
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From the structure you have provided i assume that it is a Payroll-India implementation. In this case your scenario can be mapped through the maintenance of table V_T7INB7 or the node

Payroll: India-->Basic Salary for India-->Assign Basic Slabs to Pay Scale Groupings for Allowance

Raghu

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Former Member
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Raghu & Sujith,

Thanks a lot.

Best Regards,

Sree

Former Member
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Dear Gurus,

I am stuck with a peculiar doubt, whether we  need to configure the T510 table (Levels), if we are mapping the salary through grade wise.If levels are not required then how to map Pay scale grouping for allowances table.

Eg : E0 : 10000- 3%-15000 .

If we need to map the above in levels then Level 01 will have 10000, if an employee joins in 10500 Basic salary in which level we can able to accomadate.

Hope i am clear in explaining.

Former Member
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Sujith_EM
Active Contributor
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As per standard SAP providing Percentage wise as well amount wise increment .

Please go through Basic pay configuration tables  V_T7INB* series

Former Member
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Hi Raghu & Sujith,

Sorry for the late reply.

Thanks for the response, and i saw the tables and the path.

At present i have both the scenarios. 1.Percentage Increase 2. Fixed amount increase.

That means i have to configure V_T7INB* Series table and V_T510 also.

Correct me i am incorrect.

Best Regards,

Srikanth S

raghu_c
Active Contributor
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You can either have a %age basis calculation or amount based calculation for a allowance grouping. Choose accordingly

RAghu

Sujith_EM
Active Contributor
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Yes T7INB4, T7INB5, T7INB7 as well T7INA9