dsh-payroll-audit
perrylink/dsh-payroll-audit
Checks a payroll sheet against published social-insurance, housing-fund and individual-income-tax parameters, with pass, pass_with_gaps, review and fail outcomes and parameters that carry their own review date.
Installer
dsh plugin --profile web add github:perrylink/dsh-payroll-auditREADME
dsh-payroll-audit — Payroll audit
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dsh-payroll-audit checks a payroll sheet against published social-insurance, housing-fund and individual-income-tax parameters, and reports each difference with the clause it comes from and the amount at stake.
The outcome is deliberately four-valued: pass, pass_with_gaps, review, fail. A rule whose parameter was never obtained is disabled and listed, so "no finding" is never rendered as "compliant". The parameter documents carry their own next_review_by date, and a rule whose parameter is out of date degrades to review rather than passing on last year's number.
Install
dsh plugin --profile <name> add dsh-payroll-audit
dsh --profile <name> --dump-config | grep 'dsh-payroll-audit'
What it looks like
Workflow overview: document → rule pack → findings.
Boundary: this is an arithmetic and field-consistency check, not a filing, an audit opinion, or a determination of the employment relationship. It does not submit anything, does not replace the social-insurance agency's own assessment, and does not tell you whether a person should be enrolled. Two consequences follow, and both are visible in the report: a rule that could not run is listed as such, and the wording never says 合规 (compliant) — only 未发现差异 (no discrepancy found among the checked items).
What it answers
- Is a declared contribution base inside the city's floor and ceiling for the period?
- Do the contribution amounts equal the base times the published rate?
- Does the net pay follow from gross pay minus the deductions?
- Which rules could not run because a parameter was never obtained?
Standards it follows
Every rule cites a document. The packs ship with their citations inline, and each citation carries the source, a locator, and a verbatim quote, so a reader can go and check it:
- Beijing social-insurance base limits: 北京市人社局 2026 年度缴费工资基数上下限通告 (7,270 / 36,348).
- Beijing housing fund: 5%–12%, base 2,540–36,348.
- Shanghai: base limits, and housing fund 5%–7% — not the 5%–12% in the national regulation, which is why the range is read from the parameter file rather than hard-coded.
- Individual income tax: cumulative withholding per 国家税务总局公告 2018 年第 61 号.
Parameters that were not obtained are declared pending with the reason and what would unblock them; the corresponding rules are listed under disabled_rules and never evaluated.
Compatibility
| Surface | Status |
|---|---|
| Harness | peer range >=0.1.2-rc.1 <0.2.0 || >=0.2.0-0 <0.3.0 |
| Node | `^22.19.0 |
| Platforms | all (pure ESM; no native code, no network, no model call) |
What it does
For each row the engine evaluates the pack's derived columns (restricted arithmetic, no eval), then tests each rule's conditions. A rule that fires contributes its reason_code, severity, impact and citations. Rules are grouped into the four-state verdict described above.
Parameters are addressed by dotted keys (si.base.floor, hf.fund.employee_max, iit.extra.child_edu_monthly), resolved from the official parameter document. A value that is declared missing resolves to nothing rather than zero.
Configuration
| Key | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
rulesFile | rules/payroll-audit.yaml | 规则库路径 |
Material format
A payroll sheet is a table with one row per person. The fields the packs read include:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
period | 2026-07; selects the parameter validity window |
base_declared | Declared contribution base |
gross_pay, net_pay | Gross and net pay |
employer_pension, employee_pension | Pension contributions as paid |
ee_unemployment, ee_medical, ee_hf | Employee-side contributions |
hf_base, hf_employer_rate, hf_employee_rate | Housing fund inputs |
insurance_set | Enrolled schemes, comma separated |
The file is read through dsh-table-ingest, so .xlsx, .xlsm and .csv all work.
Rule sources
No evidence directory: the quotations live inside the rule pack, next to the rule that uses them, and check:citations verifies each one appears verbatim in the pack's citation table.
Known limits: the two shipped packs cover Beijing and Shanghai for 2026-07 onward; an earlier period has no parameters and every rule degrades to gaps. Medical, maternity, injury-tier and minimum-wage checks are disabled because the rates were not obtained from a primary source — each is listed with what would unblock it. The engine does not file anything and does not compute a corrected payroll.
Troubleshooting
- The plugin installs but the tool never appears: check that
mainresolves tolib/index.mjsand thatpnpm run buildproduced it. dsh plugin addrejects the package: the peer range covers0.1.xand0.2.x; outside it, grant an explicit exemption.- A rule did not run: read the
skippedarray.
Development
pnpm install
pnpm run typecheck
pnpm test
pnpm run build
node ../scripts/sync-shared.mjs dsh-payroll-audit
PerryLink DSH Plugin Family
This project is part of the DeepSeek Harness plugin family from PerryLink. The roster stays collapsed below so every README keeps a short first screen; expand it to see every row and its status.
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License
Apache License 2.0 © 2026 dsh-payroll-audit contributors.
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