View and Edit Bonus Type
To view and edit a Bonus Type:
1. From the Top Navigation Bar, click Settings > Company Payroll Settings > Bonus Types.
You can view all existing Bonus Types on the Bonus Types List.
2. Click the Edit button across the Bonus Type you would like to view/edit.
Click Back to the previous page once done with viewing. Resume on editing by clicking on the field you are about to edit.
3. Enter values to edit details.
Grayed-out fields indicate that the Bonus Type has already been assigned to an employee.
Editable fields will only be the Bonus Type name and the maximum non-taxable amount for non-taxable Bonus Types.
3. Click Update to apply changes made.
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