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How to setup a Loan Repayment Deduction

How to setup a Loan Repayment Deduction





Description of Issue

How do I setup a loan repayment deduction to have a limit and deduct each payroll until it's paid off?



Context
  • Payroll

  • Payroll Control Settings

  • Deduction and Benefit Master

  • Employee Deductions



Cause



Resolution
  1. Go to Payroll Control Settings (Payroll>Payroll Setup>Payroll Control Settings.)

  2. Double click the setting labeled General - Maintain Inception Accumulators.

  3. If the value is set to a N, click Update and change the Value to Y. Click Accept

  4. Go to Deduction and Benefit Master (Payroll>Payroll Setup>Deduction Benefit Master).

  5. Click Add. Define applicable deduction information. In the Limit Type field select I-Inception

    1. This option allows for the loan to be paid back over multiple years

  6. Click Accept.

  7. Go to Employee Deductions (Payroll>Employee Maintenance>Employee Deductions)

  8. Add deduction code to employee, define applicable information. 

  9. Define the amount to be taken each payroll in the Employee Amt/Pct field. 

  10. Define the total amount to be paid back in the Employee Limit field. 

    1. This will deduct the Employee Amt/Pct each payroll from the Limit amount. 

  11. Click Accept



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