Deduction Duplication issue solution #542
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Deduction Duplication fixed
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Hi @unreal0901 , Thank you so much for your contribution to Horilla! 🎉 Your pull request #542 has been reviewed and merged. We greatly appreciate the time and effort you put into improving the project. Your contribution helps make Horilla better for everyone in the community. If you have any more ideas, suggestions, or feedback, we’d love to hear from you. Please feel free to reach out or submit additional PRs in the future! Once again, thank you for your support and dedication. With Regards, |
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Deduction Duplication issue solution #541
When calculating payroll deductions, duplicate entries appear in the results for employees with specific deduction assignments.
I'm not sure if this behavior is intended, but I believe each deduction should be applied only once.
Not tested completely.