Defining Payroll Adjustment Types

For a variety of reasons, there are times when you will need to manually adjust an employee's payroll. When you do so, you can link these adjustments to an adjustment type that you define. Doing so enables you to track particular adjustment types and, if integrated with a third-party accounting tool, lets you export each adjustment type to a unique account.

Adding Payroll Adjustment Types
Editing Payroll Adjustment Types

Deleting Payroll Adjustment Types

Adding Payroll Adjustment Types

To define new payroll adjustment types:

  1. Select Tools > Lists > Payroll Adjustment Types. The Payroll Adjustment Types dialog box appears.

  1. Click Add. A new line item appears.

  2. Type a name for the payroll adjustment type in the Description field.

  3. By default, the Active check box is selected, meaning that the adjustment type will appear when creating a payroll item. If you do not want this adjustment type to appear, deselect it now.

  4. To integrate an adjustment type with an accounting account:

  5. Repeat steps 2-5 to add additional adjustment types.

  6. Click OK.

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Editing Payroll Adjustment Types

To edit an existing payroll adjustment type:

  1. Select Tools > Lists > Payroll Adjustment Types. The Payroll Adjustment Types dialog box appears.

  2. Make the necessary changes to the adjustment type.

  3. Click OK.

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Deleting Payroll Adjustment Types

To delete an existing payroll adjustment type:

  1. Select Tools > Lists > Payroll Adjustment Types. The Payroll Adjustment Types dialog box appears.

  2. Select the adjustment type that you want to delete.

  3. Click Delete.

Caution!

Caution:
You will not be able to delete payroll adjustment types that have been attached to existing payroll items. Instead, clear the Active check box for these adjustment types. Doing so will keep them on the existing payroll items but you will not be able to select the adjustment type for new payroll items.

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See Also:
Adding a Payroll Item

Integrating Payroll Adjustment Types with Accounting

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