Ability for Canadian Payroll employee direct deposit account longer than 12 digits
On more than one occasion we have encountered issues where employees have bank account numbers which exceed the 12-character limit in the bank account field on the Direct Deposit record on the employee card in Canadian Payroll. We are therefore unable to enter the full bank account details on ...
Ability to allow EI Rebate to go into box 40 as it is a taxable benefit in Canadian Payroll
In municipal government for some of our customers, there is a need to allow EI Rebates to update box 40 as a taxable benefit. However, when you select EI Rebate as the Pay Type, you are unable to key in an additional box. Here is guidelines around this https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/s...
We will consider this for a future release.
Jodi Christiansen
PM, Microsoft
Dynamics GP 2015 Canadian Payroll garnishee deduction pay code not including the Additional Tax Deduction in the TD1 window
As Dynamics GP Canadian Payroll recognizes the 'Additional Taxes' field on the Employee Tax Credits page to add to the 'Tax' deduction but garnishment deductions based on Net Wages will not recognize this setting. User would like to see the garnishment consider the 'Additional Taxes' field in ...
T4 printing option on the blank paper
It's time to issue T4s for our employees and there is AGAIN no option to print T4s on the blank paper; it makes us wander what we can do during times when everyone work from home? I think this option should be a MUST in the Canadian Payroll this year or any other; this problem we experience each ...
Allow Accrue Vacation on Vacation flag on Employee card
We use to be able to select Accrue Vacation on Vacation, on the employee card, no matter what methods we were using. Now if we select Accrue vacation by Paycode, the Accrue Vacation on Vacation is not allowed. So if an employee gets paid vacation on each cheque, the vacation amount accrued on o...
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Thank you for the suggestion, we will consider this in a future release.
Jodi Christiansen
PM, Microsoft