Question 1

Which is the correct cost hierarchy used to build each account segment?

Options :

A : Element Entry, Person Element, Person Payroll, Position, Job, Department, Element Eligibility, Payroll.

B : Element Entry, Person Payroll, Person Element, Position, Job, Department, Payroll, Element Eligibility.

C : Element Entry, Person Payroll, Person Element, Position, Job, Payroll, Department, Element Eligibility, Payroll.

D : Element Entry, Person Element, Person Payroll, Job, Position, Department, Payroll, Element Eligibility.

Answer: A

Question 2

Which statement accurately describes how you create a tax reporting unit?

Options :

A : When you identify a legal entity as a payroll statutory unit, the application transfers the legal reporting units that are associated with that legal entity to HCM as tax reporting units.

B : If you identify a legal entity as a payroll statutory unit, you will have the option to identify the payroll statutory unit as a tax reporting unit.

C : You can identify a legal entity as a tax reporting unit.

D : When you identify a legal entity as a legal employer, the application transfers the legal reporting units that are associated with that legal employer to HCM as tax reporting units.

Answer: A

Question 3

Which costing levels can you enter for an offset account?

Options :

A : Department

B : Position

C : Job

D : Element Eligibility

Answer: D

Question 4

A workers check has been returned to the company as it is damaged. This must be recorded in the application. What action should they take?

Options :

A : Change the check payment status from Paid to Void.

B : Delete the check payment result.

C : Change the check payment status from Paid to Cancelled.

D : Rollback the prepayment process for this employee.

Answer: A

Question 5

You have a requirement for not processing an element entry based on a specific condition that will be evaluated during payroll run. How should you achieve this?

Options :

A : You write a skip rule with the condition so that the element is not processed when the condition is satisfied.

B : You write a calculation formula with the condition so that the element is not processed when the condition is satisfied.

C : You write a validation formula with the condition so that the element is not processed when the condition is satisfied.

D : You cannot meet this requirement because once an element entry is created, it will be processed all the time.

Answer: A