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Good Afternoon

Please could somebody tell me how I enter a monthly payroll journal into quickbooks. I have been given an excel spreadsheet with all the details from their payroll department. Their employees get paid from the business bank account on a weekly basis.

 

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Jill



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Hi Jill

You would create a normal journal I suppose?

DR Gross Wages on the PL
CR PAYE & employee NIC deducted to the PAYE control account
CR Net wages control

DR employer NIC on the PL - if appropriate
CR PAYE control account

Thats the quick version! If there are other items, let me know

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QuickBooks doesn't have control accounts set up as standard in the same way Sage does. You can do "Write Cheque" for the net wages amount (account could be called payroll expenses) from the business bank account on the day they are paid (or enter a bill on the official pay date and then pay it when they are paid). I then set up a bill from HMRC using an account called PAYE/NI for all of the tax and National insurance. Then pay it on the day you pay HMRC.

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Are you able to create creditors code for the PAYE and Net Wages control?

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Hi
You can create the liability codes by going through the chart of accounts, then complete the journals as Michelle suggests. If you process it this way then the books will show the correct o/s amounts rather than just showing amounts as they are paid. When you do make payments to staff clear down through the net wages nominal via your 'write cheques' method.
HTH

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