Mark Polino on allocating payroll benefits to projects

I hope you have been following the series of interesting Project Allocation articles with Mark Polino, MVP. In this third installment, Mark explores the allocation of payroll benefits across projects in Project Accounting guiding you through with a full example with detailed steps and screenshots making sure you are clear on the process.

The following is the complete list of topics already covered by Mark on the subject of allocations:


· Project Accounting Benefit Allocations
· Project Accounting Unit Allocations
· Project Accounting Expense Allocations

Be sure to read these articles to enhance your knowledge on the Project Accounting series, but also to be familiar with some of the core features delivered with Feature Pack 1.
Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MIS, MVP, MCP, PMP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/

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