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Payroll Mock It is a mock! Creative Remedies

  • 328 posts
  • # 80532

Hi Everyone,

I have two questions from the mock I can not get my head around and was wondering any fellow bookkeeper has managed to answer to the question using the payroll software? Pls help!

  • Wendy Bachelor goes on Holiday in week 4 and 5, Payment agreed to be paid and received by employee at week 3. How do I handle this from a pure practical bookkeeping point of view using a payroll software?
  • At the start of week 7 you receive notice of a Fines Enforcement Earnings Attachment for John Shephard using the standard tables. Creatives Remedies receives the full administration fee for handling this deduction. Same question.

Kind Regards,

xxx



Edited at 07 Mar 2012 05:28 PM GMT

  • 79 posts
  • # 80543

Hi nckbooks!

I have just done this paper!  depending on the software you are using, for holiday paid in advance, sage has the option to "advance pay periods" This means that when you pay Wendy Bachelor in week 3, you pay her her normal wages and then pay her weeks 4 and 5 as well. By chooing the pay advance button on the enter payments screen, you tell the system how many periods you want to advance... in this case 2. When you advance pay like this Wendy will be shown as "on holiday" when you process weeks 4 and 5 and so will prevent you paying her twice.

HMRC states that the company can charge £1.00 for admin fees on operating the attachment. so I would set-up a Deduction type called "Admin Fee" for £1.00 from the employees net pay - much the same way as you would a loan repayment, or a christmas scheme...

Hope this helps

xx 

  • 328 posts
  • # 80547

Thanks Tash,

Your response was prompt...All the best with the result and hope you don't wait to long!
Keep us posted.

Kind Regards,

xxx

  • 79 posts
  • # 80552

Thank you :-) will let you know.........................

  • 328 posts
  • # 80692

nckbookssaid:

“Hi Everyone,

  • At the start of week 7 you receive notice of a Fines Enforcement Earnings Attachment for John Shephard using the standard tables. Creatives Remedies receives the full administration fee for handling this deduction.

Kind Regards,

xxx



Edited at 07 Mar 2012 05:28 PM GMT

 The deduction as at week 7 is showing an amount of £ 51.53. Has anyone know what this amount is? Please Help!

Now sorted Wink

xxx



Edited at 10 Mar 2012 12:07 AM GMT

Edited at 10 Mar 2012 03:18 PM GMT

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