Oracle Payroll 'Payroll Definition' Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (Doc ID 1502077.1)
Oracle Payroll 'Payroll Definition' Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (Doc ID 1502077.1)
Oracle Payroll 'Payroll Definition' Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (Doc ID 1502077.1)
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Oracle Payroll 'Payroll Definition' Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (Doc ID 1502077.1)
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Define Payroll Form
How does the Payslip Date Offset In Payroll Description work?
How to change a defined Payroll period end date?
How to delete or end date a Payroll calendar name that is no longer used
How do I change a payroll type from semi-monthly to bi-weekly?
What do we accomplish when we close a payroll period date? Is it required and/or preferred?
What is the 'negative payment allowed' flag for in the define Payroll form?
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To answer some Oracle Payroll Frequently Asked Questions in the area of the Payroll definition form.
When generating time periods for your payroll, the payslip_view_date_offset is used to generate the
payslip_view_date on per_time_periods. This date is then read to determine if employees can view the payslip.
The check_date_offset and the payslip_date_offset are defined on the US HRMS Manager > Payroll >
Description form.
Pay period end dates cannot be changed once the payroll is defined as the period dates are determined by the
system based on the information provided during creation of a payroll.
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All the payroll periods are intact with same length of time. Changing this means one of the periods is impacted in
the time length which is not correct and hence changing the period end date is not allowed.
How to delete or end date a Payroll calendar name that is no longer used
If a defined Payroll has ever been associated with an Assignment and processed in a Payroll Run it cannot be
deleted, as this would cause a data integrity issue. It is recommended in this scenario that the Payroll be end-
dated. Additionally, there can be no person assignment records attached to a Payroll as or or after the date that
the Payroll is end-dated.
1. Make sure there are no employees still assigned to the payroll as of the date you want to end date. (If
there are remaining assignments on this payroll, you will get an error message when trying to end date
the payroll name.)
Listed below is a query to assist you in determining is there are employee assignments that are
associated with the payroll that have an effective end date that is greater that the date you are
end-dating the payroll.
select person_id,effective_start_date,effective_end_date
from per_all_assignments_f asg
Unfortunately in Oracle HRMS payroll type cannot be changed. A new payroll needs to be created. When new payroll is
created you should be able to use the Mass Updates for Person > Mass Update of Employee Assignments to change the
payroll associated with them.
What do we accomplish when we close a payroll period date? Is it required and/or preferred?
Closing the payroll period will allow the customer to keep users from making element changes to a "closed"
period. It is a method of controlling what is completed on past pay periods. It is not required or preferred, but is
up to the individual customer to implement according to their business practices.
What is the 'negative payment allowed' flag for in the define Payroll form?
In the UK Legislation, this will stop negative payments going to BACS but not prevent pay going negative. The
negative pay flag will not stop the payroll calculating an assignment's pay as negative, but if unchecked it will
stop this result passing to BACS.
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