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| * If **Regular** is selected and the amount entered for an employer’s contribution represents a refund, the dollar amount should be preceded by a minus (-) sign. If **Supplemental** is selected, the employer’s contribution deductions are not processed. | * If **Regular** is selected and the amount entered for an employer’s contribution represents a refund, the dollar amount should be preceded by a minus (-) sign. If **Supplemental** is selected, the employer’s contribution deductions are not processed. | ||
| * If **Regular** is selected and the check being issued is for an employee with a nonstandard job (**TRS** flag selected on the Employee Job tab), the school YTD records are updated based on the current contract begin date for that job in relation to the pay date selected for the check issue. Therefore, care should be taken when issuing checks for employees with nonstandard jobs to ensure that the correct school year is being used for the accrual amounts. If **Supplemental** is selected, accruals are not calculated. | * If **Regular** is selected and the check being issued is for an employee with a nonstandard job (**TRS** flag selected on the Employee Job tab), the school YTD records are updated based on the current contract begin date for that job in relation to the pay date selected for the check issue. Therefore, care should be taken when issuing checks for employees with nonstandard jobs to ensure that the correct school year is being used for the accrual amounts. If **Supplemental** is selected, accruals are not calculated. | ||
| - | * If **Regular** is selected when an employee has either a taxable or nontaxable business allowance on his Pay Info tab, the supporting distribution records are displayed in the bottom grid. If an amount is entered in the account type B or T, it will decrement the associated business allowance remaining payments if the associated | + | * If **Regular** is selected when an employee has either a taxable or nontaxable business allowance on his Pay Info tab, the supporting distribution records are displayed in the bottom grid. If an amount is entered in the account type B or T, it will decrement the associated business allowance remaining payments if the associated |
| * If an employee has an XTRA - Extra Duty job code on the Job Info tab, the supporting distribution records are displayed in the bottom grid. If an XTRA - Extra Duty job code does not exist on the employee' | * If an employee has an XTRA - Extra Duty job code on the Job Info tab, the supporting distribution records are displayed in the bottom grid. If an XTRA - Extra Duty job code does not exist on the employee' | ||
| - | * If a regular payroll calculation is processed and an amount is entered in the XTRA - Extra Duty job code or account type S, at least one account type G must be entered. The calculation is treated as extra duty pay, will decrement the associated extra duty code remaining payments, and will reduce the remaining balance on the employee' | + | * If a regular payroll calculation is processed and an amount is entered in the XTRA - Extra Duty job code or account type S, at least one account type G must be entered. The calculation is treated as extra duty pay, will decrement the associated extra duty code remaining payments, and will reduce the remaining balance on the employee' |
| * If a supplemental payroll calculation is processed and an amount is entered in the XTRA - Extra Duty job code or account type S, it is treated as an extra duty transmittal and will not decrement the associated extra duty code remaining payments and will not reduce the remaining balance on the employee' | * If a supplemental payroll calculation is processed and an amount is entered in the XTRA - Extra Duty job code or account type S, it is treated as an extra duty transmittal and will not decrement the associated extra duty code remaining payments and will not reduce the remaining balance on the employee' | ||
| * When account type **O (Overtime)** is selected, the program is set to an overtime code type of 1-1.5 times regular pay. O account types will only process through regular check issues. O account types will not process through supplemental check issues. If an account type O is being used, an account type G with an amount must be entered too. See Calculating Workers' | * When account type **O (Overtime)** is selected, the program is set to an overtime code type of 1-1.5 times regular pay. O account types will only process through regular check issues. O account types will not process through supplemental check issues. If an account type O is being used, an account type G with an amount must be entered too. See Calculating Workers' | ||
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| VCV Click **Execute** to calculate the employee' | VCV Click **Execute** to calculate the employee' | ||
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| - | VCV Click **Run Calculations** to calculate the payroll, and continue the payroll process by clicking **Next** to print pre-post reports, preview the check, select check signatures, print the check, perform the backup, post the payroll, and view the after-post reports. The functionality is similar to running the actual payroll except that it will calculate the one employee entered on this tab. It is important to complete the process for one employee before starting the process for another employee. | + | VCV Click **Run Calculations** to calculate the payroll, and continue the payroll process by clicking **Next** to print pre-post reports, preview the check, select check signatures, print the check, post the payroll, and view the after-post reports. The functionality is similar to running the actual payroll except that it will calculate the one employee entered on this tab. It is important to complete the process for one employee before starting the process for another employee. |
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