Workers' Compensation Codes

Form ID: (PR209800)

Workers' compensation codes (WCC codes) are used to fairly distribute the costs of workers’ compensation insurance among employers. By using this form, you can configure the rate to pay for the different states and the different employees.

Form Toolbar

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WCC Codes Pane

You use the elements in this area to describe a workers' compensation code.

The table toolbar includes standard buttons and buttons that are specific to this table. For the list of standard buttons, see Table Toolbar. The table-specific buttons are listed below.

Table 1. Table Toolbar
Button	Description
View Max Insurable Wages	Opens the Maximum Insurable Wages dialog box that displays a list of maximum wages to which the workers' compensation rate is applicable for a particular combination of deduction and benefit code and state.

Table 2. Table Columns
Columns	Description
Active	A check box that indicates (if selected) that the code is available for employee assignment.
WCC Code	The unique identifier of the code.
Description	The description of the WCC code.

Table 3. Maximum Insurable Wages Dialog BoxThis dialog box displays a list of maximum wages to which the workers' compensation rate is applicable for a particular combination of deduction and benefit code and state. Multiple rows may be created for one combination of code and state, but each row must have a different effective date. You can add or remove rows or edit the information in the table; the changes will be synchronized with the data displayed on the WCC Code tab of the Deduction and Benefit Codes (PR101060) form.
Column	Description
Deduction and Benefit Code	The deduction and benefit code that has a limit on insurable wages specified.
State	The state to which the limit on insurable wages is applicable.
Wage Limit	The maximum wage to which the workers' compensation rate is applicable. For the combination of deduction and benefit code and state, the system stops calculating the benefit if this limit is reached.
Effective Date	The effective date starting from which the system starts tracking if the year-to-date amount of the applicable wage accumulated for the combination of the deduction and benefit code and state has reached the specified limit on insurable wage. The applicable wage is accumulated for one year starting from the effective date, and then the accumulation is reset and starts anew. When a paycheck is calculated, the effective date is compared to the transaction date in the paycheck.

Rates Pane

You use the elements in this area to define the rate for the code selected on the WCC Codes pane. The deduction code configured for each state will appear on this pane and you can edit the record. The changes will be reflected in the deduction or benefit code.


Column	Description
Active	Read-only. If multiple rates were entered for the same deduction or benefit code, the system will display which code is active according to the business date and the effective date.
Deduction Code	A deduction and benefit code associated with the WCC code.
Deduction Calculation Method	The calculation method used for determining the deduction amount.
Benefit Calculation Method	The calculation method used for determining the benefit amount.
State	The state associated with the deduction and benefit code to which the rates are applicable.
Branch	The branch to which the rate is applicable. The column appears if the Multibranch Support and Multicompany Support features (or at least one of these features) are enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
Deduction Rate	The deduction rate for the combination of code and state.
Benefit Rate	The benefit rate for the combination of code and state.
Effective Date	The date when the rates becomes effective.

Sources Pane

By using this pane, you can specify the sources for the workers' compensation codes that the system inserts by default when a paycheck or a time activity is created.

Table 4. Project Tasks Tab
Column	Description
Project	The project to be used as the source of the default WCC code. If a project is selected but no specific project task is specified in the next column, the system will use the WCC code from the project for all project tasks related to that project.
Project Task	The project task to be used as the source of the default WCC code.

Table 5. Labor Items Tab
Column	Description
Labor Item	The labor item to be used as the source of the default WCC code.

Table 6. Cost Codes Tab
Note: This tab appears only if the *Cost Codes* feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
Column	Description
Cost Code From	The starting cost code of the range of cost codes to which the workers' compensation code is applicable. The cost code must be less than or the same as the cost code selected in the Cost Code To column.
Cost Code To	The last cost code of the range of cost codes to which the workers' compensation code is applicable. The cost code value must be greater than or the same as the cost code selected in the Cost Code From column.