You can't set up direct deposit deductions as being exempt from taxes. To have a pretax deduction that's also a direct deposit, set up each of the following Deduction IDs. Refer to the Related Solutions below for information on deduction and formula setup.
| Deduction ID | Deduction Type | Calculation Method | Formula | Before employee/employer taxes | Employee Deduct Record |
| H1 | Direct Deposit | Formula | LOOKUP(Amount [PR Check Deduct], Employee [PR Check], Period End Date [PR Check], Check Sequence [PR Check], "H3") + Lookup(Amount [PR Employee Fringe], Employee [PR Check], "HSA") | N/A | Auto |
| H2 | Normal | Formula | (LOOKUP(Amount [PR Check Deduct], Employee [PR Check], Period End Date [PR Check], Check Sequence [PR Check], "H3") * -1) + (Lookup(Amount [PR Employee Fringe], Employee [PR Check], "HSA")*-1 | No | Auto |
| H3 | Normal | Flat Amount | Yes, as appropriate | In the employee setup, enter the desired deduction amount and select Auto |
NOTE: You can set up supplemental Insurance plans such as AFLAC with this same method.
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