You are currently in the process of modeling on HCM Organization, with one legal entity also defined
as Payroll Statutory unit having two separate legal entitles, which are also legal employers. Identify
the three options that are correct for a Tax Reporting unit.
A.
A Tax Reporting unit is created automatically when you add a legal entity and identify it as a
Payroll Statutory unit.
B.
A Tax Reporting unit is created manually when you add a legal entity and identify it as a Payroll
Statutory unit.
C.
One or more Tax Reporting units can be used by a single legal employer, and a Tax Reporting unit
can be used by one or more legal employers.
D.
Payroll Statutory units and Tax Reporting units have a parent/child relationship, with the Payroll
Statutory unit being the parent.
E.
Payroll statutory units and Tax Reporting units have a parent/child relationship, with the Tax
Reporting unit being the patent.
Explanation:
A: When you set up legal entities, you can identify them as legal employers and payroll statutory
units, which makes them available for use in Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management (HCM). A tax
reporting unit is created automatically when you add a legal entity and identify it as a payroll
statutory unit. Depending on how your organization is structured, you may have only one legal entity
that is also a payroll statutory unit and a legal employer, or you may have multiple legal entities,
payroll statutory units, and legal employers.
C: Tax reporting units are indirectly associated with a legal employer through the payroll statutory
unit. One or more tax reporting units can be used by a single legal employer, and a tax reporting unit
can be used by one or more legal employers.
D: Payroll statutory units and tax reporting units have a parent-child relationship, with the payroll
statutory unit being the parent.
Oracle Fusion Applications Workforce Deployment Implementation Guide 11g, Payroll
Statutory Units, Legal Employers, and Tax Reporting Units: How They Work Together