16.52 - Payroll Expenditure Listing (PEL)
last updated: 03/08/2006
| Purpose: |
The PEL details payroll expense activity for a department
for a specified pay period. Payroll expenses are listed by
account number, object code and employee. |
| To Get Report: |
PELs are available from Information Services Web
(http://www.fso.arizona.edu/isw), Electronic Reports on Wednesday of pay week at
approximately 8:30
a.m.
The Dean, Director, Department Head or his/her designee should retrieve this form, reconcile to the Payroll Time Roster and
Payroll Online Payment Requests (POPR) and
retain in the department in accordance with the Retention
Policy.
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| Error Correction: |
If corrections are necessary, process a Payroll
Expense Transfer (PET). Correct name, social security number and funding errors
on the Personnel Action Form (PAF).
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| Policy Owner: |
Financial
Management - Cash and Clearing |
Field Descriptions|
Reconciliation
NOTE: This report summarizes the payroll expenses for each department's
account and object code. If an employee's salary is split funded
with another department's account, the employee's full salary
will not appear on the PEL for your department, only the portion
paid by your department.
Click here to
view an example of this report.
Field Descriptions
- Payroll Ending:
The date the pay period ended. The expense will usually appear in FRS the
Thursday of pay week or the first Tuesday after FRS close.
- Account:/Object:
The six digit FRS account number and the four digit FRS object code to
which the expense is being charged. The employees paid from each account
and object code are listed with Employee Identification Number (IDN) and Position Number.
- TRAN TYPE:
Indicates the type of payroll transaction that generated this entry.
The following codes may appear:
| Tran Type | Generated by: | Tran Type | Generated by: |
| CANCEL | Cancellation of a State Warrant | CURR PAY | Payroll Time Roster and Supplemental Comp (Ern Typ "Z" |
| EXP TRSF | Payroll Expense Transfer (PET) | HAND DRW | Hand Drawn Check paid from a prior pay period. |
| OVER PAY | Recovered overpayments to
employees or cancellation of a Hand Drawn Check |
| RETR ADJ | A rate adjustment | RETR PAY | Payroll
Online Payment Request (POPR) or Incentive Pay |
- ERN TYP: Indicates the earning type
reported on the Payroll Time Roster or POPR.
Refer to 19.73,
Payroll Earnings Type Codes for valid codes.
- HOURS PAID:
Total number of hours charged to the account.
- DIST PCT:
The percentage of the total expense charged to the account.
Dist Pct of 1.00 indicates the account is funding 100% of
the employee's total expense.
- GROSS PAY:
The gross pay charged to this account number and object code.
- W
C:
The Workman's Compensation (WC) Code assigned.
- E
C:
The ERE Code (EC) assigned, based on the employee type.
- E.R.E. PERCENT:
The Employee Related Expense (ERE) percent. This percent
includes the following benefits (when appropriate): FICA,
Retirement, Worker's Compensation, Unemployment Compensation,
Health, Accident, Life and Disability Insurance, and Liability Insurance.
Rates vary annually, and are
published each year.
- E.R.E. APPLIED:
ERE Applied = The Gross Pay x ERE Percent.
- TOTAL EXPENDITURE:
Total Expenditure = Gross Pay + ERE Applied.
- EARNINGS DATE:
The end date of the pay period in which the pay was earned. If
different from the report date, this represents a Payroll Expense
Transfer or other adjustment.
Reconciliation
The expense reported on the PEL can be tied to
the FBM091,
Report of Transactions, as follows:
- The GROSS PAY amount is fed to FRS
as a payroll expense. All CURR PAY expenses for an account and
object code feed to FRS as one lump sum.
All other expense transactions are totaled
and fed as separate lump sums.
- The ERE APPLIED amount is fed to FRS as
the ERE expense (object code 2110).
All CURR PAY ERE expense transactions are totaled and fed as a separate
lump sum.
All other expense transactions are totaled
and fed as separate lump sums.
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last reviewed: 6/30/04
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