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Marky65


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Hi

I have weekly payroll's to prepare this week but this will be before I am able complete the pye.

Using Sage is there a way that I can process week 1, with new tax code etc, without it affecting the tax codes for the same employees in 2012/13.

So for example they are on 810L in 2012/13 and 944L in 2013/14

Thanks

Mark



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Noola


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As long as they are updated for the last pay period of 2012-2013 then you can apply new tax codes and process week 1 without this affecting any figures for the previous year.

Are you still to process week 52/53?

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Hi Kay

All updated for last pay period, which was week 52. They don't have a week 53 thankfully.

Thanks for your reply

Mark


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