How do I summarise the tax result values of multiple gross up components into one value if multiple gross up components are posted?

This feature is available on all PaySpace editions.

To summarise the tax result values of multiple gross up components into one value if multiple gross up components are posted, enable the following setting under the Gross Ups section on the Calculation Settings screen.

      Navigate > Configuration > Payroll > Payroll Config > Calculation Settings > Gross Ups

      

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