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Hi

Does anyone know of a way to make a one-off (non-taxable) payment for expenses-reimbursement to an employee using Sage Payroll?

Currently I do this by adding a suitable pay element, but the expenses amount stays there in the following month and I have to check all employees and remove the previous month's expenses amount.

It's not a big problem, but it seems an obvious thing for a Payroll software to allow for.

Many thanks.

Best regards



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Keith White


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Hi Keith,
You have to do it as you have suggested by creating the extra pay element. Then you have the following choices:

Highlight all employees with the added payment and run through the 'reset payments' module before entering payments;
just zero them out one by one at the 'enter payments' part;
and the one I think you will like most, go to Tasks, Global Changes, Payments, Remove Payments. There you can select the individual payments you want to get rid of.

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Hi Rob

Thanks for the reply.  Reset Payments was the function I was missing!  That is better because I won't miss any by mistake!

 

Many thanks and have a great Christmas.

Best regards

 

Keith



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