4. How do I pay payslips each payday?
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"How do I pay payslips each payday?"
Your pay batch's "To-do" list is there to remind you of when it's time to pay payslips.
To pay payslips:
- First, select the pay batch on: MenuPay batches
- Then on the To-do tab, tap the upcoming: "Payday"
- Once the "Payday" is open, you'll see details about each payslip, like net pay, taxes, and more.
- To see even more details about any payslip, tap the blue "See payslip" button: (at the start of any row)
- Sometimes you may have a reason to skip a person for now, and pay them later. To skip paying a payslip for now, turn off the row.
- Then when you're ready, tap: File now
- By default, each person gets emailed a PDF of their payslip.
- And by default, you'll also get an email with a PDF of everybody's payslips, in case you'd like to print them.
- But you can turn any payday emails off if you'd like.
- And finally, tap: Yes ... file it
Immediately after paying payslips, 1st Money sends details of the filed payslips to HMRC.
To know that a payslip submission has been filed with HMRC:
- First, find the "Paid" column with the green ticks.
- Then hover your mouse over each green tick:
- If you see an hourglass status , it means HMRC is still receiving your payslip submission.
- Once HMRC accepts the payslips, the hourglass status changes to a green tick:
- To see even more "Tax Filing" details, tap the tick status:
- And finally, you'll see who made the submission, how many payslips were submitted, and much more.
For advanced usage:
- To see the actual submission that was sent to HMRC, scroll down further, and tap Show details, or: Show XML
- HMRC calls the "Tax Filing" of filed payslips a "Full Payment Submission", or FPS.
Keep in mind that:
- If you ever want to refresh the status, tap the three dots: (in the top-right corner)
- Then tap: Reload
And that's it! That's everything you need to know about what happens when you pay payslips!
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