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Which scenarios cause factoring to occur when they happen in the middle of a pay period? Note:
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Makes sense it's B and D. Factoring is triggered when pay or work schedule changes happen mid-period, since both impact how payroll gets calculated for that month. I don't think bank or name updates affect salary proration, but open to corrections if anyone thinks otherwise.
Had something like this in a mock. B and D are the correct scenarios since a basic pay change or work schedule update in the middle of the period changes remuneration, so the system needs to prorate. Anyone see differently?
I don’t think it’s C, should be B and D. Name changes aren’t payroll relevant but basic pay and work schedule rule changes both trigger factoring if they happen mid-period (seen similar on practice).
B and D tbh, only those actually affect the pay calc in the middle of a period. Name or bank changes don't touch payroll unless pay-related info is edited, so I'm sticking with these. Disagree?
Why would a name update (C) trigger factoring? Isn't it just B and D if we're talking about pay-relevant changes?
Its B and C. Pretty sure a basic pay change triggers factoring but also thought a name update could since it's HR master data. Maybe D is a trap here?
Not A or C, it's B and D. Factoring only happens with basic pay changes or new work schedules mid-period.
B, Seen similar questions pop up in practice exams, recommend checking the official SAP guide and running through some payroll scenario labs.
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