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- Payments
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Payments
- How to add a payout (non-recurring income) for employees?
- Where can I find a detailed breakdown of the payroll costs?
- How can I request contractual changes: salaries, titles, extensions and others?
- What does "Regularization" mean?
- How can I pay to a local bank account?
- How does Horizons handle currency conversion or foreign exchange rates?
- What do the items on the Horizons Payroll and Service Fee Invoices mean?
- Why can the fees and payroll change monthly?
- Where can I access invoices to my company?
- How to work out Salary Prorata pay for employee?
- Where can I access my company’s billing information?
- How to manage the Finance Contact to receive invoices in PDF copies from Horizons?
- What are Billing Groups and how to add them?
- Can I review global payroll reports in my billing currency?
- How to Export a Payroll Report for Review and Approval
- How to change a team member's billing group assignment?
- Understanding VAT Charges for German Entity Contracts
- Does Horizons provide an advance payment option for clients?
- What are the different types of invoices issued by Horizons?
- What is the Late Payment Fee Invoice?
- What is Horizons’ annual upfront pricing model?
What does "Regularization" mean?
To explain our billing process: in any given month (M), we bill an estimation of the payroll costs upfront and once the payroll has been run by our finance department and we receive the actual amounts, we reconcile any difference (+/-) in the next month (M+1).
The difference (+/-) results in what is called a "Regularization".
An example: Some last-minute changes were made on Sujit's commission and expenses claim, which makes the actual payroll costs higher than what was predicted.
You can view each employee's adjustment amount on a global level - Positive amount means underpayment and negative amount means overpayment.
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