Refund Involuntary Deductions
How to refund involuntary deduction in Oracle cloud Payroll?
You can perform this after logging into Oracle Payroll, in two steps:
1) Refund Employee
2) Adjust Involuntary Balance
In this example –
Employee was paid on 4/28 and involuntary deduction was taken out for pay period 4/9 to 4/22 with check date 4/28. In the example screenshots below, we want to refund the employee in the next pay period. Hence, element entry will be created starting next pay period (4/23 – 5/6) and amount will be refunded on check date 5/12. If an immediate refund is needed to pay out earlier, refund entry can be created in pay period starting 4/9-4/22 and quick pay may be processed immediately.
Step 1 – Refund Employee
Balance adjustments must be made on the original pay date when involuntary deduction was deducted.
- Change Effective Date to the Pay Period Start date you are refunding.
- Create an element entry for the amount you are refunding.
3. Enter negative amount for refund involuntary deduction element
- Add Fee amount as well in case fee was charged to the employee. e.g. if $2 is charged for fee, enter -747.38 as the Amount.
- Process Regular Pay in the next pay period or process quick pay to pay employee immediately.
Step 2 – Adjust Involuntary Balance
- Get Values of Third-Party Payee from Run Results
- Go to SOE => Run Results
- Search for your element => Remove “Primary Only” filter
We want to get Third Party Payee, Deductions Calculation, Order Number and Reference Code2 values from the run results.
- Go to Adjust Individual Balance Screen and Change Effective Date to the check date when the involuntary deduction was deducted.
- Enter Balance Name and Input values will appear for adjustment. Enter the information as below
- Save.
- After saving the adjustment, scroll down to the Costing and Payment Details Section. Make sure Costing and Payment is UNCHECKED.
Step 3 – Directly Pay Employee by Check.