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  • 1.  Payroll: California Law requires Pay Period Start

    Posted 08-01-2012 11:34
    Payroll: California Law requires Pay Period Start and End Date on the check stub. Payroll only has Period End Date. An Old KB suggests using Parameter Fields for Start/End Date. Question: Is anybody actually using Parameters to print Period Start/End dates?


  • 2.  RE: Payroll: California Law requires Pay Period Start

    Posted 08-01-2012 11:59
    Most people's pay periods would be consistent, and you could just do a calculated field to determine the starting pay period. If I was paid every two weeks then <pseudocode> startdate = enddate - 14 </psedocode> If I get paid twice a month, then <pseudocode> if day(endate) = 15 Then startdate = 1st of the month else startdate = 16 </psedocode>


  • 3.  RE: Payroll: California Law requires Pay Period Start

    Posted 08-01-2012 12:19
    And printing using parameters would be easy, too.


  • 4.  RE: Payroll: California Law requires Pay Period Start

    Posted 08-01-2012 12:20
    You could also use the ""days worked"" or ""weeks worked"" fields to back into a starting pay period date.


  • 5.  RE: Payroll: California Law requires Pay Period Start

    Posted 08-01-2012 14:59
    I will check this out. I always have issues adding paramenters, and to Check Form? LOL. btw, an alternative is to use the Check Message to print the Start End Dates for the check run. Not as elegant but does work. (move Check Message from check to both stubs, replacing @PeriodEndDate);.