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Princess


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Agh! After I did the RTI submission for a client yesterday he remembered he'd employed a new person during the month and would like to pay him. Can I add him in now? Thanks.

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Princess


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and does anyone know how to unlock the month in Moneysoft for me to add the new people in?!

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Wella


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Not that familiar with Moneysoft but as a get around, can you create a new temporary payroll type for the new employee, enter and run the details, submit the necessary to HMRC, then move the new employee to the standard payroll ready for next week/ month? (thats how I've done it in 12Pay)

Not sure what would happen if you rolled back the pay period, added the new employee, and re ran. Would it cause a double submission for the other employees.

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Bill

 

 



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Don Tax


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I'll go for the easy part of the question :)

To unlock a pay period in Moneysoft - just click the yellow Padlock icon which is second from left on the Pay Details screen.



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