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Carol


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Hi, my name is Carol and I am trying to work out the ICB Level 111 Diploma Payroll Management Test.

My payroll software states it only calculates exact percentage method.

The Company information states all employees to be done on computer but Nicola Jones elected to pay her NIC's monthly using the tables method.  I am completely confused by this, not sure if it means Nicol's should be done manually.

Can anyone help with this?
Kind regards
Carol

-- Edited by Carol on Monday 24th of May 2010 08:48:22 PM

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Wella


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Hi Carole, welcome to the forum

I often found the ICB question vague, or a bit cryptic and in this case I think you are reading it too literally

As this is an assignment the best I can do is give you a hint and from memory it has to do with her position in the company.

Hope that is of some help

Bill
 



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Hi Bill,

I think I know which way to go with this query now. You know what its like when you look to hard.

Kind regards
Carol

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Hi Carol

Indeed I do.

Good luck and let us know how you got on

Bill

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