Would be good to be able to do a site wide note update - as a bureau we have multiple clients/payrolls which means when we want to update or add new welcome notes we have to go into each company
I'm sure this was on the roadmap previously but again may have been changed. Group Admins currently (as I understand it) receive all payroll reports if the auto-send payroll reports are switched on. The creation of a Partner Role would be that the...
Audit Verbosity | Highlight further changes to schedules auditing in the UI
Currently, the audit log only captures data upon setup of a vehicle schedule. Subsequent edits to that schedule, such as to the Cash Equivalent field, are shown with a generic message of "Company vehicle benefit resumed", rather than the change it...
showing a salaried employee as hourly rate and hours on the payslip instead of a salary value only
this can also cause problems with work patterns not saving as we have to set up these employees as hourly paid and I am also not able to import salary increases and it does not bring the new hours in to the run even if I map them on the import fil...
HMRC Summary Report P30, is on Excel protected only . Client have said this is not Legal, as this should be on PDF when receiving via email. And can this be titled: eg P30 Employer's Payslips 2024/25 Month 9 (Ending 5 January. 2025) or (depending ...
If we have setup a company for Example in April 2023, but not backdated the payroll. To be able to change the pay period and roll forward the tax year to start from April 2024 rather than having to delete the company and start again.
The calculation that the system uses for unpaid sickness deductions is based on paying the number of days actually worked in a month (based on 1/260 per day) meaning that deduction values for one day sick can vary hugely from one month to the next...
If I were able to give you an Airwallex csv payment upload template. Would you be able to integrate this into your system like we did with Telleroo a couple of years ago? this is to pay net wages and HMRC.
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