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Posted on by HAIRUL HAZRI

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Hi,

We're having "PayrollCalculatePayStatementTaxes object not initialized" error on AX2012 R2 when generating pay statement via Payroll > Periodic > Generate pay statements.

The error is specifically in PayrollCalculatePayStatementTaxes.initializeTaxEngine() method line 32:

The thing is, this only happens in Production environment. The error randomly disappears after restarting the AOS few times but it keeps resurfacing every month.

We tried to restore Production database to a staging environment but unable to replicate the error.

Everything leading to this error seems like standard code so we have no idea what to do.

Is this a known issue? Or is there any setup we need to check?

Thank you.

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RE: PayrollCalculatePayStatementTaxes object not initialized

Hello Hairul,

Good afternoon and thank you for the question! Most likely the Microsoft engineer recommended upgrading to R3 and installing the latest tax updates as these most likely contain many fixes released in the time since R2 was supported. The tax engine that they are referring to is a yearly package update which contains the payroll tax updates needed by the product. For more information, see here (you will need to log in with your customer account):

https://mbs.microsoft.com/customersource/northamerica/AX/downloads/tax-regulatory-updates/MicrosoftDynamicsAX2012USPayrollTaxUpdates

In any case, this does look like it will likely require some assistance from the Microsoft support side - I would defer to the support engineer you are working with for further assistance.

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RE: PayrollCalculatePayStatementTaxes object not initialized

Hi Ludwig,

Microsoft did mention that they no longer support AX2012 R2. Their recommendation is of course upgrade to R3 or D365FO.

But they also mentioned about the possibility of taking the R3 tax engine and packaging it up to work on R2. We'll need to create a custom package for this.

We have no idea what they're talking about. Currently we are still waiting for more details, but do you by chance know something about this?

Thank you.

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Ludwig Reinhard Microsoft Employee on at

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RE: PayrollCalculatePayStatementTaxes object not initialized

Good Morning Hairul,

Have you already opened a support case with MS?

As you are on AX2012 R2, have you considered making an upgrade to R3 or D365FO?

Best regards,

Ludwig

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