Entering Retirement Plan Deductions

APS Staff

Created Mar 08, 2024

Entering Retirement Plan Deductions

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Go to the Employee's Information Page and open the Profiles Section.

Go to the Employee's Information Page and open the Profiles Section.
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Scroll to the bottom of the section and add the required retirement plan profile(s).

Scroll to the bottom of the section and add the required retirement plan profile(s).
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Click on Save.

Click on Save.
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Click on Payroll

Click on Payroll
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Navigate to the Deductions widget

Navigate to the Deductions widget
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In the Deductions widget, click on the three dots on the far right.

In the Deductions widget, click on the three dots on the far right.
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Click on New Deduction

Click on New Deduction
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Select the correct retirement plan code from Deduction

Select the correct retirement plan code from Deduction
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Click on OK

Click on OK
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Enter the Amount type (percentage or a flat dollar amount) and the Amount.

Enter the Amount type (percentage or a flat dollar amount) and the Amount.
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If the employee is contributing a percentage, an Earnings field will appear. Click on the Browse button.

A pop-up will appear. Select 401k Eligible earnings. This setting will ensure that only eligible earnings will be considered when calculating how much to contribute.

If the employee is contributing a percentage, an Earnings field will appear. Click on the Browse button.
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Select the Frequency

Every Scheduled Pay will calculate the contributions only on the regular weekly/bi-weekly/semi-monthly/monthly payroll. Every Pay will calculate the contributions on all payrolls (unscheduled, bonuses, etc.), unless the deduction is blocked.

Select the Frequency
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Scroll down to the next section

This section should be filled with the information from the retirement plan profile you assigned. Make sure the Match Frequency is set the same as the Employee's frequency, even if there is no match being made.

Scroll down to the next section
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Click on Save & Add

Click on Save & Add
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Increasing amount on an existing retirement contribution

When a client request to increase the employees retirement amount. The current deduction has to be end dated. And a new one must be created. This will ensure the system tracks all increases made on that specific employee.

Increasing amount  on an  existing retirement contribution
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