Timing Of When the P30 Report Is Produced for paying HMRC
Currently the auto email system does not know when is the right time to produce the P30 when a payment of PAYE needs to be made to HMRC. For a weekly payroll it sends the P30 every week when they pay their PAYE monthly! For a quarterly payer of PA...
Christopher Tuckett
4 months ago
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Please exclude holiday pay from the calculation of the average holiday rate calculation. The included holiday pay is increasing the holiday pay rate when it should not. Only the paid hours/bonuses should accrue holiday and influence the average ho...
Search Employees Field (Two Character Names/Two Character Payroll Codes)
The search employee field does not function with only two characters. This means that we cannot use this function for any two character names (Wu, To, Yi etc) or any employee payroll codes less than 100.
advise if there is a way to amend the template and this save for all clients, or is it a case of when we update the templates in settings, it will only update for the client we are in. The standard p60 template isn't great, and doesn't have a lot ...
When importing employee data (especially large piece of data at the point of implementation), the errors shown are individual rather than in bulk : example of an error "5 Payroll Codes in your CSV file (including '1802') are already in use". It wo...
It would be useful to be able to upload more than one document to an SMP leave record, as often the MATB1 certificates are sent as 2 documents, and we may have other supporting information from clients
would it be possible to amend the colour of the Employee Notes Tab, so when there is a note placed against an employee is it obvious when accessing the record from the payroll run or the Employee record direct.
P11Ds - Remove Gender, D.O.B, and Address from P11D
As P11Ds are to just show employees and employers the benefit figure they receive during a tax year, I believe the Gender, Date of Birth and Address details are unnecessary. Given the platform produces what seems to be its own "simplified" version...
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