PR-L-E Print Detail Deductions Ledger works fine and gives us the correct totals unless we give it a date range of more than 9 months (i.e., 01/01/03 thru 10/31/03 or more). It jumps from being a correct 54 pg. (9 months) report to a 127 pg. (10 months) report with incorrect employee totals and incorrect grand totals on the last page. There ends up being a lot of pages with one payroll date line of 00/00/00, with some deductions shown (no employee name or number indicated), and with quarter and employee totals also given (same totals as on the one payroll date line). It does appear to belong to the prior employee based on the deduction amounts being given. However, the grand totals are not correct for this 10 month period. An annual (12 month) report is 361 pg. with the same problems. The grand totals on this annual report are not correct for the year.

I must run a 9-month and then the last quarter and add together to get my correct numbers for the year.
PR-L-K Print Payroll Hours We have bereavement pay setup as a pay type in PR-M. We pay this based on hours-24 (3 days) being the maximum which is also the norm. On this report, these hours do not show up as "other" hours nor does the amount show up as "other" amount on the line detail for the period paid. This detail
does show up on the totals line for that employee under both the hours and amount columns.
However, every employee listed after that employee also has these numbers on their totals line--to the end of the report.

But, these employee total amounts are not accumulated under the "grand total" numbers on the last page.

(Thank goodness!) Bonus pay is also set up the same way and has the same results on this report-although no hours are involved with bonus pay.
One more point on this report is that the regular pay column does not allow enough room for the $1 M place (I was doing an annual report)--but even if I add all the totals together and add $1 M to my total, it is not correct for the year.
These problems are consistent and have been this way all the years we have been using DBA payroll. (2+)