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Hi There,

Hoping for your expert advice.

I have a potential client who basically want me to run his end of year P35 return he only has one employee and the rest are subbies (who I will deal with in a minute). Now for the one employee he has only been able to give me the date and the cheques he paid him and has me to work out the gross. I have downloaded 12 pay but i cant seem to work how to  just simply enter a net pay and date for each payment throughout 2010 - 11. Like the way I was able to to it with Sage payroll??

Can this be done?

Also, as he is wanting me to take over his PAYE and CIS payments, deductions & returns for this year, I was wondering is 12pay suffiecient for doing and also printing out the subcontractors statements for each month??

Thanks in advance for any help.

Noel



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Hi Noel

You should be able to work net to gross.

Assuming you have created the employee file

Select the pay period tab (one with green tick) on their file. At the bottom of the form is a net to gross  box. Enter the net amount of pay for that period and click the Gross button. You should see the grossed up amount, in the pay details at the top of the form.

For CIS payments you will need to buy and download the CIS extension on from the website

This link should take you to the features page of the website, to review the function.

http://www.12pay.co.uk/Features.aspx

HTH

Bill



-- Edited by Wella on Tuesday 26th of April 2011 08:31:47 AM

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To amplify Bill's comment a little. The CIS module does what you need it to, you can verify the Subbies and file your monthly returns online and the software produces a "payslip" showing the deduction as appropriate.

I like it.





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Thanks Bill & Adas,

It really is much appreciated. I have always used the sage paroll software to run payroll for clients but 12pay look to be more versitile albeit it also looks to be more complex from an intial point of view. However, i guess like all software it take time to learn how it works and where to find it. 

Im heading to the 12pay website now to hopefully find out more about the software.

Thanks again

Guys



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