A "User-defined Table" is:
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• A.A very complex and intricate tool for calculation.
• B.A table to record payroll-related information.
• C.A set of rows and columns, which can be associated with a formula to calculate amounts based on various parameters.
• D.None of the above.

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A customer wants to distribute the costs of a benefits element, which is at payroll relationship level, to employee earnings.
How should you define the costing rules to meet this requirement?

• A.Create the costing as Fixed Costed on payroll relationship level element, because theelement is at relationship level. It automatically distributes costs for earnings elements, which are at assignment level.
• B.you cannot distribute the costs of an element.
• C.Create a distribution group with earnings elements and create the distributed costing on relationship level element.
• D.Create the costing of type "Costed" and because it is a relationship level element, it automatically distributes the costs over earnings elements.

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You are a payroll customer but when you have created an earnings element using the Manage Elements feature it has not created a pay value input value.
What is the reason for this?

• A.The selected extension in Manage Features by Country or Territory was set to "Payroll".
• B.The selected extension in Manage Features by Country or Territory was set to "Human Resources or None".
• C.The selected extension in Manage Features by Country or Territory was set to "Payroll Interface".
• D.The earnings element template always creates "Pay Value" as the input value.

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You are creating a car allowance element. The rules for this allowance need to reference the salary balance.
How can you meet this requirement?

• A.Create a balance feed to feed the salary balance to the car allowance element.
• B.Associate the salary balance to a calculation card and reference the calculation card in the allowance element formula.
• C.Reference the database item and appropriate dimension for the salary balance in the allowance element formula.
• D.Enter the salary balance value as an input value on the car allowance element.

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Which costing levels can you enter for an offset account?

• A.Position
• B.Element Eligibility
• C.Job
• D.Department

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