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A final settlement is booked in the ledger

What moves

When a final settlement is posted, its lines become a ledger entry: an expense per component and the payable to the employee.

Before you start

  • Payroll and Accounting in your plan
  • The settlement expense and payable accounts exist in the chart of accounts (defaults 5150 and 2110)

Step by step

  1. Payroll approverPayroll & WPS

    Approves the settlement after clearance.

    You see:The settlement is approved.

  2. Payroll approverPayroll & WPS

    Records the payment reference.

    You see:The settlement is paid and the leaver's loans are closed.

  3. Payroll managerPayroll & WPS

    Posts the settlement.

    You see:The settlement is sent to Accounting.

  4. Writes one entry keyed on the settlement: an expense per earning, the deductions and the net payable to the employee.

    You see:The entry appears once; resending changes nothing. A refusal appears in Accounting's anomalies.

  5. Reviews the entry and reconciles the payment.

    You see:The leaver's final pay is in the books.

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