New Era General Personnel and Payroll Management Software

1. Can manage multiple sets of wages, up to 99 sets.

2. Supports hourly wages and piece-rate wages at the same time.

3. Have personnel management functions.

4. Salary payments and department divisions can be set arbitrarily, with a maximum of 220 salary payments and a maximum of 3 levels of department division.

5. Any complex calculation formula can be set between salary payments, such as automatically calculating housing provident funds, housing subsidies, withholding taxes, wages payable, total deductions, actual wages, etc.

6. Horizontal and vertical editing methods have their own characteristics and can be switched at any time.

7. Use multiple methods to perform guided searches, allowing you to quickly locate the data you want to modify or view.

8. Use multiple methods to limit the scope of the wizard and make unified modifications quickly.

9. Various tables have multiple grouping or summary methods to choose from and are automatically typeset.

10. Provide auxiliary functions such as pension details, medical benefits details, unemployment benefits details, housing provident fund inventory, personal income tax report forms, annual salary analysis forms, salary ledgers, etc.

11. Each set of wages can define up to 99 user-defined tables.

12. You can import data files generated by other software, such as Access, Excel, dBase, FoxBase, FoxPro, text files, etc.

13. Various tables can be exported to other format files to facilitate users to perform other processing of data in other software.

14. Cash can be paid, or wages can be paid by the bank. If cash is found, it can be distributed according to the actual amount, or the change can be automatically deposited and deducted. If it is issued by a bank, the bank can set the format of the salary issued by itself.

15. Supports the functions of reporting salary data and receiving reported salary data, and can be used for data aggregation and centralized payment when the software is installed by both superior and subordinate units at the same time.