Create Credit Card Perquisite Element
This example shows how to use the element template and create a credit card perquisite element for India.
To create a credit card perquisite element:
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Field |
Value |
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Legislative Data Group |
Select an appropriate LDG |
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Primary Classification |
Perquisites |
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Secondary Classification |
Employer Payments |
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Category |
Standard |
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Field |
Value |
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Name |
Enter a name, example: Credit Card Perquisite1 |
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Reporting Name |
Enter the name that you want to display on reports for this deduction payroll element |
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Effective Date |
Enter an early date so that the payroll element is available for use immediately |
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Input Currency |
Indian Rupee |
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Should every person eligible for the element automatically receive it? |
No |
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What is the earliest entry date for this element? |
First Standard Earning Date |
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What is the latest entry date for this element? |
Last Standard Earning Date An element's latest entry date decides how element entries process after a person leaves from organization or transfers to another payroll. This is before a pay period end date. If you select this date, then you need to enable proration, so the calculation will be correct if a person leaves. |
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At which employment level should this element be attached? |
Assignment Note:
Assignments are associated with jurisdictions, which determine the required tax calculations |
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Does the element recur each payroll period, or does it require explicit entry? |
Select Recurring or Nonrecurring |
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Process the element only once in each payroll period? |
Yes |
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Can a person have more than one entry of the element in a payroll period? |
No |
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Process and pay element separately with other earnings element? |
Select one of the options:
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Question |
Value |
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Perquisite Name |
Select Credit Card from the list |
| Perquisite Category | Select as Monetary or Nonmonetary. |
| Project Taxable Value |
Select No |
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Is this element subject to proration? |
Select Yes or No |
| Is this element subject to retroactive changes? | Select Yes or No |