How to Reset Deductions set up as First and Second Cycle

1. For the employee with the deduction setup as the First Cycle only 

You will need to do two cycle changes in order to make this deduction regular again. 

1st  A deduction entry, First Cycle with amount cero (0). Sample below

2nd Enter a New entry for the deduction with Entry type C and the correct amount 

For the employee with the deduction set up for the Second Cycle 

1st  A deduction entry, Second Cycle with amount cero (0). Sample below

2nd Enter a New entry for the deduction with Entry type C and the correct amount 

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