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Oracle R12 Payroll Fundamentals: Configuration (Global)

Posted on : 15-06-2010 | By : admin | In : Oracle Training

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Audience:

  • End Users
  • Functional Implementer
  • Technical Consultant
  • Sales Consultants
  • Support Engineer

Course Objectives:

  • Configure a payroll to process basic earnings elements and statutory deductions
  • Maintain employer and employee statutory deductions and taxes

Course Topics:

Payroll Configuration – Introduction

  • Objectives
  • Topics

Payroll Configuration Fundamentals

  • Paying Your Employees
  • Choosing Single or Multiple Payment Methods
  • Choosing Single or Multiple Currencies
  • Choosing Single or Multiple Payrolls
  • Understanding the Criteria that Define a Payroll

Defining Payrolls for Your Organization

  • Understanding Payment Method Types
  • Defining Payment Methods
  • Consolidating Results for Several Payrolls
  • Defining a Payroll
  • Understanding Pay Calendars
  • Entering Further Information for a Payroll
  • Allocating a Payroll Contact

Maintaining PAYE and NI

  • PAYE and NI
  • Essential Information for PAYE and NI
  • Sources of Essential Information
  • Entering PAYE and NI Details for an Employee
  • Entering NI Details for a Director

Maintaining Other Deductions

  • Maintaining Student Loans
  • Maintaining Tax Credits

Costing Overview

  • The Oracle HRMS Costing Solution
  • Cost Distribution in HR
  • Handling Rule-based Costing
  • Managing Exceptions to Costing Rules

Processing Costs

  • Overview of Costing and the Payroll Process
  • Costing Processes in Oracle Payroll
  • Making Partial Period Accruals
  • Previewing Cost Allocations
  • Sub-ledger Accounting
  • Running Retro-Costing
  • Costing Your Payments
  • Processing Costs

Payroll Configuration Fundamentals – Summary

  • Payroll Configuration – Summary