NAME
Business::Payroll::US::MO
SYNOPSIS
use Business::Payroll::US::MO;
my $moPayroll = Business::Payroll::US::MO->new();
if ($moPayroll->error())
{
die $moPayroll->errorMessage();
}
my $result = Business::Payroll::XML::OutData->new(periodNames => \%periodNames);
my @result = ();
eval { @result = $moPayroll->process(person => $person, date => $date, period => $period,
info => \%countryInfo, federal => $federal, fYTD => $fYTD);
if ($@)
{
die "$@";
}
DESCRIPTION
This is the base package for the Business::Payroll::US::MO Modules.
Exported FUNCTIONS
scalar new()
Creates a new instance of the object.
takes:
bool isValid(void)
Returns 0 or 1 to indicate if the object is valid. The error will be available via errorMessage().
@items process(person, date, period, info, federal, fYTD, round)
info contains the information related to this country for the specified person.
person represents the person object in the Data structure.
date is the date specified in the XML document.
period is the period specified in the XML document.
federal is the calculated federal taxes.
fYTD is the currently withheld federal YTD taxes.
round indicates if we are to round the results.
Returns: the items array of name,value entries created.
NOTE
All data fields are accessible by specifying the object and pointing to the data member to be modified on the left-hand side of the assignment. Ex. $obj->variable($newValue); or $value = $obj->variable;
AUTHOR
Xperience, Inc. (mailto:admin@pcxperience.com)
SEE ALSO
perl(1), Business::Payroll(3), Business::Payroll::US(3)
2 POD Errors
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- Around line 58:
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