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Dear Experts,IT14 Recurring allowance is not prorated when there is split in IT0186 for SG payroll.For Example, Basic pay (OW) in IT0008 of $5,000 and Housing allowance (OW) in IT0014 of $1,000.1) Staff obtained PR (Converted from foreigner to PR-Per...

DM20102017

Hi Experts,When there is IT0186 conversion in mid of the month, say exempt to PF, the basic pay and other allowances (AW) are split into 2 and the corresponding PF rates are applied on the 2nd half of the month (which is correct as per the standard)....

DM20102017

IT0014 entries generally do not split automatically due to changes in IT0186, we can implement custom logic or configuration adjustments to achieve the desired splitting

DM20102017

IT0014 entries generally do not split automatically due to changes in IT0186, we can implement custom logic or configuration adjustments to achieve the desired splitting.

DM20102017

yes, we have around 50+ wage types (OW and AW) which is subjected to CPF and there is no issue in splits. We need specifc custom logic only for Bouses (perf bonus, annual bonus) as its annual.

DM20102017

If a wage type is a CPF wage, it is marked as either/102-OW for CPF or/103-AW for CPF in V_512W_D.And there is no issue in CPF calculations if staff is a Permanent resident or a Citizen for the full payroll month (IT0186 fund type '01') OR full month...

DM20102017

Yes Sikinder.For example if Basic sal (WTS001) is $5,000 and Bonus(B001) is $2,500.And IT0186 is updated as follows01.01.2025 to 14.01.2025 - Exempt from CPF15.01.2025 to 31.2025 - CPF rates (as per standard table) Due to mid month change, the basic ...

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