Why would an employee's provident/pension fund employee deduction component reflect as a company contribution?
An employee's provident/pension fund employee deduction component will reflect as a company contribution if the component has been marked as "in package".
Edit the component and disable the checkbox so that the component is correctly reflected as a deduction.
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