What are the system implications of reinstating an employee starting a new tax record?
When an employee is reinstated starting a new record, the system will create a new record on the History grid on the Tax Profile screen.
Navigate > Employee > Basic Information > Tax Profile
A new set of Year To Date figures will be captured from the employee's new employment date. Therefore, the employee will be issues with two tax certificates (IRP5's) for the current tax period.
Navigate > Employee > Payroll Results > Tax Certificates / Historical Drill Down
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