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On [IMST Preferences|IMST#PreferencesTab] tab, a site preference for ‘GOVT REGIST RULE’ may be added.
On [IMST Preferences|IMST#PreferencesTab] tab, a site preference for ‘GOVT REGIST RULE’ may be added.
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The following values are used for ‘GOVT REGIST RULE’, if this is not set up, the default value ‘01’ is used.
[{InsertPage page='GOVT REGIST RULE' section=1}]
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|Null, 00|Default (use Rule 01)
|01|Across Multi Group and Multi EEM\\ \\By federal registration across multiple groups and employments\\ \\This rule means regardless if the employee has worked for multiple groups or employments, as long as the Group Federal Registration numbers are the same on [IDGV], the YTD amounts are combined.
|02|Across Multi Group, Each EEM\\ \\By federal registration across multiple groups for one employment at a time\\ \\This rule means if the employee has worked for multiple groups within one employment, as long as the Group Federal Registration numbers are the same on [IDGV], the YTD amounts are combined.\\ \\If the employee has worked for a different employment, each employment will be evaluated on its own.
|03|Combine Group, Each EEM\\ \\Combine federal registration for multiple groups for one employments at a time.\\ \\This is same as Rule 02 except the groups are combined under each employment.
|04|Combine All\\ \\Always combine federal registration across multiple employments and groups.
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Below are results of the YTD values derived depending on the [IMST] ‘GOVT REGIST RULE’ setting.
Below are results of the YTD values derived depending on the [IMST] ‘[GOVT REGIST RULE|GOVT REGIST RULE(System_Preference)]’ setting.
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;IMST - GOVT REGIST RULE = 01:
;IMST - [GOVT REGIST RULE|GOVT REGIST RULE(System_Preference)] = 01:
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;IMST - GOVT REGIST RULE = 02:
;IMST - [GOVT REGIST RULE|GOVT REGIST RULE(System_Preference)] = 02:
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;IMST - GOVT REGIST RULE = 03:
;IMST - [GOVT REGIST RULE|GOVT REGIST RULE(System_Preference)] = 03:
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;IMST - GOVT REGIST RULE = 04:
;IMST - [GOVT REGIST RULE|GOVT REGIST RULE(System_Preference)] = 04:
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*For most users, the default GOVT REGIST RULE 01 for taxation purpose should be used.
*For some common Payroll Masters, Service Bureau or Agencies, each entity on [IDEN] or each group on [IDGR] may represent a different company or a client of their own. Sometimes one employment of an employee may represent that this employee is working for a different company, therefore they must set up the [IMST] ‘GOVT REGIST RULE’ to handle the taxation according to their needs.
*For most users, the default [GOVT REGIST RULE|GOVT REGIST RULE(System_Preference)] 01 for taxation purpose should be used.
*For some common Payroll Masters, Service Bureau or Agencies, each entity on [IDEN] or each group on [IDGR] may represent a different company or a client of their own. Sometimes one employment of an employee may represent that this employee is working for a different company, therefore they must set up the [IMST] ‘[GOVT REGIST RULE|GOVT REGIST RULE(System_Preference)]’ to handle the taxation according to their needs.
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