What is a modifier?

Calculation Tables

A modifier is a variable that adjusts the calculated amount on a percent, amount, or number. Use a modifier to add, for example, a withholding allowance, exemption amount, standard deduction, federal tax limit, earnings limit, etc. to a calculation table.   

Adding a modifier to a calculation table

1. Open Connect Payroll > Organization > Calculation Tables.

2. Use the Lookup bar to enter a calculation table name. Press Enter.

3. Click to select the Modifiers tab.

 

Modifiers tab

 

4. Enter the Modifier Description, Type, and Value.

5. Click Save (CTRL+S).

The modifier is saved with the calculation table.

Updated 29Dec2017

 

Choosing the modifier type

Use the modifier type to define the value stored in the Value field as an amount, percent, or number.

Example 1: If the value is an amount, such as $20, then you would select Amount.  

Example 2: If the value is a percent, such as 5%, and then you would select Percent.

Example 3: If the value is a number, such as 5, then you would select Number.

Updated 29Dec2017

 

 

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