Transmittals - Entry types
In payroll transmittals, the entry type refers to the category or classification of a payroll-related transaction recorded in the journal entry. It indicates the nature of the payroll item being reported.
Check entry types include
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Exception. Entering exceptions means manually entering payroll-related changes or adjustments that deviate from an employee's standard pay or schedule for a specific pay period.[More]
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Manual. Entering a manual entry means directly inputting a payroll-related transaction outside of the regular automated payroll processing, usually to correct an error, add a one-time payment, or record off-cycle activity. [More]
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Single. A single entry refers to a one-time, individual data input made for a specific employee, rather than a batch or group entry for multiple employees. [More]
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Supplemental exception. A single entry refers to a one-time, individual data input made for a specific employee, rather than a batch or group entry for multiple employees. [More]
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Supplemental single. A supplemental single entry refers to entering a one-time, off-cycle payment or adjustment for a single employee. Usually, outside of the regular payroll run. [More]
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Termination. A termination entry refers to the process of finalizing payroll-related data for an employee who is leaving the company, either voluntarily or involuntarily. [More]
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Third party. A third party entry refers to a payroll transaction that involves recording payments made to or on behalf of an employee by a third party, rather than through the normal payroll process. [More]
In Calculate Transmittals, use Entry Types to
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view the entry types that are available for selection.
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select the entry types to create when the transmittals are calculated.
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