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Jay


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At present none of my clients need to operate PAYE. However I met with a new client yesterday and he asked if I would aslo take on his PAYE - 3 employees.

I have experince of PAYE maually, but with the intoduction of RTI I feel that I need to invest in PAYE software.

Obviously if I obtain further PAYE clients then the cost of the software can be proportioned.

Can anyone advise of PAYE software that they are happy to use that may be suitable for say just 5 employers ( if I am lucky 8-) )

 

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Jay



-- Edited by Jay on Thursday 31st of May 2012 11:45:01 AM

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Shamus


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Hi Jay,

my vote has to be for 12pay.

There has been a recent descussion about RTI and Tom from 12pay made some great contributions to that thread.

On the RTI issue I really don't think that the Government have thought it through and I'm expecting to see a lot of directors going to Annual pay.

See this thread for the discussion :

http://www.book-keepers.org.uk/t49081683/limited-company-payroll/?page=1&sort=newestFirst

kind regards,

Shaun.

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Jay


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Thank you for the reply. I had checked the internet and marked 12Pay as the probable software for me.

It is reasurring to get someone else agreeing.

Many thanks

 

 

Jay



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