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Hi to you all

I am wondering how tocorrectly bookkeep for SSP
An employee has had £31.66 show up as gross wage and a further -£18.60 show up in the PAYE colum. The SSP shows up in the SSP as well as the gross wage colum.
How do I record this onto my sage accounts?
Is the SSP reclaimed?

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Debit gross wages/ssp £31.66, debit paye 18.60, credit net wages £50.26 I would think.

Rob

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Thanks Rob

I was a bit unsure of putting the amount into Direct Wages.....I am assuming that the £31.66 goes into ssp Reclaimed (Nominal code 7010) rather than in gross direct wages?

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I always put to direct wages, but I guess if it is reclaimable and the analysis is wanted then it is as good to go there.

Rob

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Cheers Rob

Have a very Merry Christmas :o)

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You're welcome Lizzie, merry christmas to you too,

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