Tables may be used for Earnings, Deductions or Calculation Fields that are based on the employee’s Basic Salary/Wage, Annual Basic, Taxable Earnings, Age or Total Earnings in addition to the number of dependants. When adding a method, you will need to select Table Lookup: 
This table is based on the employee’s Weekly Basic Salary and number of dependants. Amounts according to the Number of Dependants On each line you will be prompted to enter the cut-off limit. Pressing <Tab> will move the cursor to the next column, allowing you to enter the amount according to the number of dependants. The amount will default to the amount in the previous column, but a different amount may be entered. Please note that these tables cannot distinguish between child and adult dependants. 
The last cut-off limit must always be specified as 9999999. Conditions in Table Methods 
Employee Deduction % and Company Contribution % of above Specify the percentage of the amounts in the table, which must be paid by the employee and by the company. Twice (First Month) – if the Medical Startdate is before If the employee’s Medical Aid Startdate is before the day specified, a double contribution will be deducted in the first month. This is often required for Medical Aid funds where the contributions must be paid in advance. Description of Table Enter a short description of the table. It is important to specify a descriptive name so that it is easier to link the employee to the correct method. Use weekly table Y/N (Monthly Companies) This option will be displayed if you are in a monthly company. You may enter the weekly amounts in the table and answer Y here. The weekly amount will be multiplied by the number of weeks in the processing month to arrive at the correct contribution. When to be effective (for weekly companies) In a weekly/bi-weekly company you have the option to specify in which week(s)/periods the table must be used. 
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