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Message type: E = Error
Message class: HRPBSSA -
Message number: 212
Message text: Total Allowances/Premium paid is more than &1 percent of first-step basic
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HRPBSSA212
- Total Allowances/Premium paid is more than &1 percent of first-step basic ?The SAP error message HRPBSSA212 indicates that the total allowances or premiums paid to an employee exceed a specified percentage of the first-step basic salary. This is typically a validation check in the payroll processing module of SAP HR (Human Resources) to ensure that the allowances and premiums are within acceptable limits.
Cause:
- Excess Allowances/Premiums: The total allowances or premiums assigned to an employee are greater than the defined threshold (e.g., a certain percentage of the basic salary).
- Configuration Issues: The percentage limit may be incorrectly configured in the payroll settings or in the employee's master data.
- Data Entry Errors: There may be incorrect entries in the employee's payroll data, leading to inflated allowances or premiums.
- Policy Changes: Changes in company policy regarding allowances and premiums may not have been updated in the system.
Solution:
- Review Allowances/Premiums: Check the allowances and premiums assigned to the employee in the payroll system. Ensure they are accurate and within the defined limits.
- Adjust Configuration: If the percentage limit is too low, consider adjusting the configuration in the payroll settings to accommodate legitimate allowances/premiums.
- Correct Data Entry: Verify the employee's master data for any errors or inconsistencies. Correct any mistakes found.
- Consult Payroll Policies: Ensure that the allowances and premiums comply with the company's payroll policies. If there have been recent changes, update the system accordingly.
- Run Payroll Simulation: After making adjustments, run a payroll simulation to check if the error persists.
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