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  Payroll is extremely flexible and can help you with the different pay needs of your company, e.g. weekly and monthly paid employees, payments processed in cash or by credit transfer.

Payroll provides for calculation of nett pay for employees, and keeps track of pay and deductions throughout the tax year. Personal details, job details, tax and NI details, payment methods, and standard or individual pay items can be maintained for each employee.

The statutory information held for each employee includes: calculated deductions of income tax; current year-to-date cumulative tax information; provision for automatic calculation of week 53 deductions and tax refunds; K codes and NIC 1A contributions.

Payroll provides an unlimited number of pension schemes, including Contracted Out Money Purchase pension schemes (COMPS). Flexible pension reports show the employee's and employer's minimum contributions, and the premium payments for each pension scheme. Reports also highlight total value of rebates and premiums for each pension scheme.

Payroll is fully integrated with other Line 500 modules including Job Costing, General Ledger, Cash Management, BACS, SSP and SMP. Flexible payslips, printed cheques and credit transfer slips, staff listings and pension reports can be created, in addition to the statutory reports (P45s, P14/P60s, P35s, and P11s).


Employee information
- Personal and job details
- Payment method(s)
- Payment items
Statutory Information
- Automatic calculation of deductions
- Current and year-to-date cumulative tax
- Ability to cope with tax refunds
- Maintenance of NI tables
  Unlimited number of pension schemes
  Flexible payslip content
  Financial integration


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