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Everything the you pay an employee is paid is set up in the pay items screenon the Pay Items page. This article looks at how to set up a pay item for use in the standard pay details and/or an open current pay for an employee.

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titleTo create a pay item
  1. From the
configuration
  1. Configuration tab in payroll
you will find
  1. , click Pay Items (
Screen
  1. screen ID: MPPP2210).
  2. To create a new pay item, click
on the + and enter the detail into the
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  2. Complete the Description, Narration, Type and Taxation fields.

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In this example, we will setup a Back Pay taxable allowance. This
  1. This example shows how to set up a back pay taxable allowance, which is treated as an extra pay item for PAYE calculations.
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  2. In the Calculation Method tab, select which methodyou want to use:
    • Amount
    • This is best used for fixed dollar amounts
and
    • . You can be set it to calculate per
Pay
    • pay or
a
    • at specific
frequency. How this amount is represented can be broken down to
    • intervals. You can choose to represent this amount as Hours, Days, Pieces or Units.
To enable
    • If you want to use an amount-based pay item
to be used
    • for multiple
employee's
    • employees and
in
    • for different pay groups, leave the Amount and
representation
    • which represents fields should
be left
    • blank.
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    • Rated
This is the type you would use
    • —This is best for a pay item that is paid in units
that use
    • using the employee's wage rate
or
    • . You can also apply a custom rate
can be applied
    • .
The best example of this being used would be overtime and this can be set to
    • For example, you could use the rated method for overtime, which you could set to use the employee's standard rate
and the Rate Multiplier used to apply a Time and Half or Double Time amount. The Units can be set to a default number or units in hours, days, pieces or units or can be derived from other pay items such as
    • or a custom rate. For the Units section, you have two options. The Entered option lets you either set a default number of units, or select from Hours, Days, Pieces or Units. The Derived option gets its units from other pay items like wages and salary.
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    • Percentage
A
    • —A percentage of selected pay items can be used per pay or week to determine the value of the pay item when included in a pay. This would be used for a casual employee who should be paid 8% of gross earnings every pay period. The selected items would be set to Income eligible for Holiday Pay.
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The Back Pay example we have is set to Amount per pay representing Units as be will be paying the employee's a set amount for this pay item.

Once the setup is saved, a Pay Item ID will be assigned and this can be added to any employee's Pay Details or in an open Current Pay
  1. Click the save icon (Image Added). The pay item is assigned an ID. You can now add the pay item to an employee's pay details or in an open current pay.
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