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Hi Nancy,

 

Yes, that worked nicely for our scenario.

 

 

Initially HR gave a list of 1130 employees (EEs) to be
processed. This would result in 1131 1095-C forms since for one EE and his
wife 2 forms are issued.

 

 

After the first ‘person data collection’ run, HR decided to
reduce the list to 1129 EEs (removing EE# xxxx from the original list). The
1129 EEs were processed but this does not remove EE# xxxx from the person and
additional data tables: HRBENUS_D_PERSON, HRBENUS_D_ADDATA.

 

Table HRBENUS_D_REPORT shows 1131 records and Table
HRBENUS_D_TRANSM shows 1131 records.

 

On form 1094-C we see the total number of forms submitted to be 1131.

To remove the superfluous record I had to run trxn HRBENUS_ACA_PERSON for EE 3936 with ‘Force Correction’ set. I got the warning as well. In TEST mode the tables are not updated but if you run in productive mode, the tables HRBENUS_D_PERSON and HRBENUS_D_ADDATA are updated ant the EE's information is removed.

But the two tables (HRBENUS_D_REPORT and HRBENUS_D_TRANSM) are not update yet at this step. You have to run trxn HRBENUS_ACA_ALE to update these two tables and hence the 1094-C total number.

 

Best,

 

Mathias

 


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