If an employee leaves in the 2020/2021 tax year and receives their final pay in the 2021/2022 tax year, for example, the employee leaves in tax month 12 in 2020/2021 and receives their final pay in tax month 1 in 2021/2022. The P45 must show the date…
To process in the 2021/22 tax year, you need to check that you're using Sage 50cloud Payroll, v27.01.
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A week 53 in the 2020/21 tax year occurs when your regular pay date for weekly, fortnightly or four weekly paid employees falls on 5 April. The number of days in the tax year doesn't divide into a whole number of tax weeks, so 5 April becomes week 53…
A week 53 in the 2020/21 tax year occurs when your regular pay date for weekly, fortnightly or four weekly paid employees falls on 5 April. The number of days in the tax year doesn't divide into a whole number of tax weeks, so 5 April becomes week 53…
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We process our payroll on a fortnightly basis, next run on Monday 22nd pay date 24th...next one would be 5th April, pay date 7th April. What date should we process our year end and do we have a week 53, very confused!
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From April 2020, HMRC are introducing new rules and processes for claiming employment allowance.
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I have a company on our payroll who haven't been paid any pay all year - we have just sent through EPS for each month no confirm no payments are due.
In the past I have still been able to year end this company as had no pay last year either but they…
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Throughout the 18/19 tax year we payrolled a number of benefits.
My understanding is that we still need to calculate the total of these payrolled benefits to calculate the total employer class 1A liability due via the submission of the P11Db. (As…
can I process year end before my month 12 EPS submission for CIS deductions
I've just tried to e-mail my P60's out & when I clicked e-mail sage crashed, I have tried it a couple of times & the same happened, has anyone else had this problem?
Our next payroll is on 16th April, covering the period 17th March to 16th April. I have two leavers, on 22/3 and 29/3, so they still have amounts to be paid relating to the current year, but they will leave before the new year. When should I make them…
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We're already working on your software update and support guides for payroll year end 2019.
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As you make submissions to HMRC every time you pay your employees, payroll…
We know it can sometimes be difficult to reach us at this time of year. But rest assured we work hard each and every year making sure we not only answer as many calls as possible, but that we also get all your top questions published straight away for…
