When to use Infotype 0014 & 0015? what is the differences between them?

Hello
Infotype 14 is used for recuring payment and deductions
The wagetype to be used for IT0014 is maintained in VV_52D7_B_0014_AL0 ,against the country grouping.
IT0014 is always entered with a start date and end date along with the wagetype and amount /unit relevent for payment/deduction
Say you want to make a special allowance payment to some employee for a period of 6 months only.
So in IT0014,you will enter the wagetype that is maintained for special allowance with a start date of say 01.10.2011 to 31.03.2012 with amont as Rs.1000.
So when you run payroll for the period october 2011 until march 2012,this amount of Rs.1000 will be paid to the employee
Infotype 15 is used for one time payment or deductions.
The wagetype to be used for IT0015 is maintained in VV_52D7_B_0015_AL0,against the country grouping
IT0015 is always entered with an effective date along with the wagetype and amount/unit relevent for payment deduction.
You want to make performance award pay to employees in the month of march 2012.
You will enter the amount in IT0015 with the effective date as 31.03.2012 for the wagetype as maintained for performance award ,amount say rs.50000.This amount will be caluclated and paid to the employee as a one time payment in march 2012 payroll
Thanks and Kind Regards
Ramana

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