The start date of the current payroll period

The start date of the current data record for Basic Pay (infotype 8) for the personnel number

The "Earliest personal retroactive accounting date” stored in the Payroll Status infotype (0003) for the personnel number

The hiring date stored for the personnel number

The "Earliest retroactive accounting period" in the Payroll control record

Released for payroll

Exit payroll

Released for correction

Check payroll results

Every customizing change in the past automatically leads to retroactive accounting when you start payroll.

A change to master data that is relevant for payroll in the current period automatically leads to retroactive accounting.

You can use the “Forced retro.accounting” data field to trigger a forced retroactive accounting.

Every change to customizing data that is relevant for payroll leads to retroactive accounting.

It divides two fields in the current entry and places the result in a third field.

It sets the time period indicators.

It adds up wage types.

It prepares wage types for accumulation.

An employee reports an absence that spans several payroll periods.

Pay scales

Personnel areas

Cost centers

Infotypes

Wage types

V_503_B

V_512W_O

V_T511

V_001P_K

KSOLL|ASOLL|SSOLL

KDIVI|ADIVI|SDIVI

KDIVP|ADIVP|SDIVP

KAU**|AAU**|SAU**

MULTI ANR |ZERO=N |ZERO=A

MULTI ARN |ZERO=N |ZERO=A

MULTI RNA |ZERO=N |ZERO=R

MULTI RNA |ELIMI=N |ELIMI=N

It generates secondary wage types and writes them to the input table (IT) for each partial period.

It multiplies a wage type by 100000 and writes the result to the rate (RTE) field for each partial period.

It generates a maximum of 8 secondary wage types and writes them to the input table (IT) for each partial period.

It divides a wage type by 100000 and writes the result to the rate (RTE) field for each partial period.