Day-to-day Operations¶
This guide covers the typical tasks required to use paiyroll®. These typically involve routine changes (e.g. new workers, salary changes) and approving the pay run.
Admin Tasks¶
Log in with an administrator account e.g. master.admin:
Task |
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Notes |
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Starters and Returners |
Workers receive a welcome e-mail to set up their password and complete starter declaration and details.See also Starters. For returning workers, see Returners. The password is only used if you need to log in after you have created the employee. |
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Leavers |
P45 available after a payrun. See also Leavers. |
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Pay Changes |
E.g. Bonus, Salary etc. |
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Redo a pay run |
Re do a pay run to include all changes made since last time. See also Pay runs. |
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Pre-approval report |
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Re-run interim payrun (see above) if changes needed. See also Universal Finance Journal. |
Approve pay run |
Check reports and take action if required before approval. Payslips are updated in Workers mobile view just after approval. See also Pay runs, especially Handling errors. |
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Bank Payment |
Tip: If your bank does not allow file upload, you can copy/ paste values |
GB-specific Tasks¶
Task |
Screen and Steps |
Notes |
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Confirm HMRC receipt |
The receipt looks like: HMRC has received … at 14.11 on 24/01/2020. The associated IRmark was… Clicking GB RTI FPS will view the actual XML sent to HMRC |
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Pension submission |
Upload to Pension provider |
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Importing Tax Notices |
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All P6/P9/SL and PGL notices are applied to the employee PAYE and SL Pay Items automatically |
Worker Tasks¶
The following tasks are accomplished by Workers using the mobile-friendly user interface:
Task |
Login as |
Screen and Steps |
Notes |
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Timesheets |
Worker or Manager |
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Employee submits weekly to department manager |
Hours |
Manager |
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Entered once per month by department manager |
Starters¶
When completing the starter’s details, the works id can be left empty; this will cause the system to allocate a value which is unique not just for the worker, but for this employment.
GB-specific Notes¶
Date of birth and gender are mandatory for HMRC and must be entered.
If the starters National Insurance (NI) number is unavailable, you must complete at least two address lines.
HMRC requires that returning leavers not reuse the works id from the previous employment. Leaving it blank will cause a suitable value to be auto generated.
Returners¶
GB-specific Notes¶
If you re-employ anyone, follow these steps.
Update Employee by clearing the previous End date and set the new Start date.
As HMRC require a different Works id if you re-employ someone, you can either:
Clear/ leave the previous Works id blank and the system will auto-generate a new unique ID for HMRC (e.g. id/2019-07-09) or
Add a your own new Works id which must be different than the previous one (noting that all Works id’s across a company must be unique).
Clear all previous P45 fields on the employee, if any.
Update PayItem PAYE for the worker. Clear all previous PAYE PayItem inputs sourced from a role/person Week1_month1, Previous pay, Previous tax, Tax code and Effective date (the buss sourced inputs will be blank).
The returning worker will need to submit a new starter declaration (A, B or C).
Finally, enter new P45 information if presented by the worker.
The system will generate a new starter tax code based on the starter declaration and P45, and ultimately superseded with a formal tax code from HMRC.
Leavers¶
When a worker is marked as having left, all payments will end by default. To provide additional monies after this point:
Add or keep specific Pay Items which will provide the additional pay.
Remove or disable all other Pay Items which are sources of income (e.g. salary) and non-income remuneration (e.g. holiday accrual).
Set the Worker’s pay-after-end as needed.
By default, the worker will continue to have access to the system for 31-days after the leaving date, after which Payroll Debbie will disable access.