How To Fix HRPAYDEAVMG205 - Calculation of quota deduction


HRPAYDEAVMG205 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: HRPAYDEAVMG - German Pension Reform

  • Message number: 205

  • Message text: Calculation of quota deduction

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  • Explanation of the table <LS>Calculation of Contributions</>
    This is what the fields in the displayed module table mean:
    <ZU>Financing</>
    F1: Supplementary Benefit ER Regular,,
    F2: Supplementary Benefit ER Non-Recurring,,
    F3: Salary Conversion EE Regular Payments,,
    F4: Salary Conversion EE Non-Recurring Payments,,
    <ZU>Taxation:</>
    I1: Individual
    P1: Flat-Rate ER > Individual
    P2: Flat-Rate EE > Individual
    S0: Tax-Exempt (without limit)
    S1: Tax-Exempt
    S2: Tax-Exempt > Individual
    S3: Tax-Exempt Flat-Rate ER > Individual
    S4: Tax-Exempt Flat-Rate EE > Individual
    S5: Tax-Exempt > Additionally Tax-Exempt > Individual
    S6: Additionally Tax-Exempt > Individual
    <ZU>Taxation Indicator</>
    Tax-Ex.: The contributions are tax-exempt.
    Tax-Ex./Subject to SI: The contributions are tax-exempt but subject to
    SI contributions.
    Flat Rate: The contributions are taxed with a flat-rate according to ?
    40 b EStG.
    Ind.: The contributions are taxed individually.
    The value <ZK>X</> for this indicator means that the module contribution
    is taxed in this way.
    Quota deduction
    Tax exemption according to ? 100 EStG and ? 3 No. 63 EStG require a
    first employment relationship (tax class 1-5 or liability to flat-rate
    taxation according to ? 40a EStG and declaration by the employer). If
    the requirements are not fulfilled, the contributions are taxed
    individually.
    Tax exemption is primarily according to ? 100 EStG. Employer?s
    allowances that are tax-exempt according to ? 100 do not reduce the t
    ax-exempt quota according to ? 3 No. 63. Contribution exemption for
    social insurance, however, is a maximum of 4 % of the PI income
    threshold in the West.
    ? 3 Nr. 63 EStG restricts the tax exemption of the contributions to 8 %
    of the PI income threshold in the West. ? 1 para. 1 section 1, No. 9
    SvEV restricts the contribution exemption of social insurance to 4 % of
    the PI income threshold in the West. Tax exemption (values S2 to S5 of
    the taxation), therefore, encompass the 4 % tax exemption and
    contribution exemption as well as the 4 % tax-exemption and liable to
    contribution threshold. Starting in 2018, the taxation types S2 and S5
    are identical.
    According to ? 40b EStG, contributions taxed with a flat-rate reduce the
    maximum tax-exemption according to ? 3 No. 63 EStG.
    &BEISPIEL&
    An employee converts 1,500 euro (flat-rate taxation) into a company
    insurance contract. Because the amounts are taxed with a flat-rate
    according to ? 40b EStG

    The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

    <ZU>Contract Conversion</>
    Tax-Exempt / Subject to SI,,,,EUR 1,500
    Subject to flat-rate taxation,,,,EUR 1,500
    An employee receives a tax-exempt bonus of 40 euro from their employer
    according to ? 100 EStG. This bonus is also 8 % tax-exempt according to
    ? 3 No. 63 EStG. However, the contribution exemption remains at 4 % of
    the PI income threshold in the West.
    <ZU>Contract Conversion</>
    Tax-Exempt/Not Subject to SI Contribution,,,,EUR 40
    <ZU>Current Value of Quota</>
    Tax-Exempt/Not Subject to SI Contribution ? 3 No. 63 EStG,,,,<ZK>Old
    Value - 40.00</> EUR
    Tax-Exempt/Subject to SI Contribution ? 3 No. 63 EStG,,,,<ZK>Old Value +
    40.00</> EUR
    Reserving Quota Sec. 40b EStG
    Wage type /5RZ reserves a volume for the flat-rate taxation according to
    Sec. 40b EStG. Company insurance that is taxed at a flat rate (infotype
    0026) and modules with taxation types P1 and P2 reduce this volume. No
    other modules have access to it.
    &BEISPIEL&
    Company insurance amounting to EUR 1,500 is to be taxed at a flat rate
    in November (taxation type P1).. The employee also pays EUR 300 into a
    pension fund contribution every month (taxation type S4).
    The reservation of wage type /5RZ means that the amounts for the pension
    scheme are taxed as follows:
    Pension fund:
    Tax-free/contribution-free: 4% of PI IncThr. West [2018: EUR 3,120]
    Subject to flat-rate tax: 252 EUR (1,752 EUR - EUR 1,500)
    Tax-free/contribution-free: 4% of PI IncThr. West EUR 1,752 [2018: EUR
    228]
    Company insurance:
    Subject to flat-rate tax: EUR 1,500

    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


HRPAYDEAVMG205 - Details

  • The SAP error message HRPAYDEAVMG205, which pertains to the calculation of quota deduction, typically arises in the context of payroll processing or time management within the SAP Human Capital Management (HCM) module. This error can occur for various reasons, and understanding its cause and potential solutions is essential for resolving the issue.
    
    Cause: Quota
    Configuration Issues: The error may be due to incorrect configuration of leave quotas or absence types in the system. This can include missing or incorrect settings for the deduction rules. Data Inconsistencies: There may be inconsistencies in the employee's master data, such as incorrect absence types, quota balances, or time evaluation results. Time Evaluation Errors: If the time evaluation process has not been executed correctly or if there are errors in the time evaluation results, it can lead to issues in quota deduction calculations. Absence Type Settings: The absence type used for the deduction may not be properly configured to allow

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