Tax Off. Name | The name of the tax office for your company. |
Tax Dist/Ref | Also referred to as your Employer PAYE Reference. You can find the reference in your HMRC payment booklet (P30BC). If you are unsure, please contact HMRC. |
Employer Ref (CSA/CMEC) | If you receive a Deduction Earnings Order (DEO) from the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission (CMEC) to deduct child support payments from an employee's salary, enter your employer reference number in this box. You can find this on the DEO. This also covers orders issued by the CSA. If you are unsure, please contact CMEC for advice. To find out how to deal with a DEO, please see Dealing with attachment of earnings orders. |
Male Retirement Age Female Retirement Age | The male and female retirement ages are entered for
you. You can adjust the ages shown using the boxes provided. Your software
uses this information for reporting purposes. |
Cash Rounding Amount | If you pay employees in cash, enter the value to which
payments are rounded. You can enter either a positive or negative value
between -10.00 and +10.00. A positive amount rounds the employee's pay
up to the nearest multiple, a negative amount rounds the pay down to the
nearest multiple. |
Store Historical Data (Years) | Set your software to store data for the required years. This can be up to a maximum of seven years and includes the current tax year. This information is used when your software
produces historical payslips and reports. Find
out more. Completing your year end process removes any historical data stored beyond
the number of years specified. You can also keep a record of your online communication
with HMRC for the number of years specified. Find
out more. |
Eligible for Small Employers' Relief (current tax year) | If you qualify for small employer's relief, select this check box. To qualify for this additional compensation, your total Class 1 NICs must be at or below HMRC annual threshold in the qualifying tax year. If you are unsure if you qualify, please contact HMRC. |
Add absence comment | If you want to include comments regarding an employee's
absence, select this check box. For example, a box appears when entering SSP in the absence diary
of an employee record, so you can enter comments such as
the reason for the employee's sickness. |
Old style Absence Diary | To change the style of the absence
diary to that seen in earlier versions of your software, select this check box. |
Show Zero Values on Payslip | To include zero value payments
and deductions on an employee's payslip, select this check box. |
Update Absence Diary Automatically | To specify whether or not your software
automatically updates the absence diary, select this check box . This converts booked holidays
into holidays taken. The diary is also updated with days on which statutory
payments, such as maternity pay, were made. |
Auto Advance Net to Gross Employees | To automatically advance net to gross payments
when using Advance Pay in Enter Payments, select this check box. For example, if you want the
Net Payment the employee normally receives to automatically carry through
to Advance Payments when advancing holiday pay, select the check box.
This means you don't need to re-enter the Net Payment in the Advance
Pay option of Enter Payments. |
Clear Enter Payment Notes on Update Records. | When you update the records in your software, to remove notes added to an employee's payment record
using the Enter Payments option, select this check box. |
Use Old Style SSP Entry in Enter Payments | We've improved the way in which you record sick pay
details for your employees and check their entitlement. If you prefer to do this
using the old way within the Enter Payments option, select this check
box. |
Eligible for Employment Allowance | Employment allowance was introduced on 6 April 2014 and gives you the opportunity to reduce your employer Class 1 national insurance contributions by up to £2000. If you're eligible, to ensure it's calculated in the software, you must select this check box. When you do, you're prompted to submit a one-off employer payment summary (EPS) to notify HMRC that you're claiming employment allowance. Sage 50 Payroll will then calculate employment allowance on any periods updated after the EPS is sent. Find out more. |