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[IPPC]
The ADP interface requires 4 components for each tax code including: Gross, Deduction, Subject and Taxable wages. The Gross amount is retrieved from an element in the payroll called “GROSS” but the remaining 3 components are setup as separate pay components in the IPPC screen.
!IPPC
The ADP interface requires four components for each tax code including: Gross, Deduction, Subject and Taxable wages. The Gross amount is retrieved from an element in the payroll called “GROSS” but the remaining three components are setup as separate pay components in [IPPC].
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Attached to the IPPC screen is a new area called “External Interface Items” and in this tab there are 3 items needed to setup a code to be transferred to ADP for this taxation interface.
Included in [IPPC], is a new area called “External Interface Items” and in this tab there are three items needed to set up a code to be transferred to ADP for this taxation interface.
;ADP TAX CODE:The first is the tax code that this pay component represents. These tax codes are decided between ADP and the client and must be mapped in the ADP system to ensure that the amounts collected are applied to the correct tax accounts.
;ADP TAX TYPE – the tax type indicates whether the amount is considered a Deduction (or Contribution), a subject amount or a taxable amount. These will be sent as a set to ADP for processing so it is important to setup 3 different pay components for each tax code sent to ADP.
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ADP TAX CODE – the first is the tax code that this pay component represents. These tax codes are decided between ADP and the client and must be mapped in the ADP system to ensure that the amounts collected are applied to the correct tax accounts.
ADP TAX TYPE – the tax type indicates whether the amount is considered a Deduction (or Contribution), a subject amount or a taxable amount. These will be sent as a set to ADP for processing so it is important to setup 3 different pay components for each tax code sent to ADP.
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