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can any 1 help me how can I make wage slip for a client who wants to keep up to minimum £10600 a year and work for his own  ltd set up company

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Minaxi



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Hi Minaxi

Payroo will let you print payslips and is free for less than 10 employees.

I assume your client has registered for PAYE?



-- Edited by Leger on Saturday 23rd of April 2016 05:05:11 PM

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Hi Minaxi
Good point from John. Was going to just say use HMRC basic tools and create your own from templates via google, but Payroo would be better. Dont forget you have to report payroll via RTI, ie before the wage payment is made so you absolutely must have registered for PAYE.

Also - has the Accountant suggested £10.6k and why? The basic allowance now is £11k but for tax planning (personal and if the company if producing profits) Accountants often suggest lower than this for salary - so worth speaking to the Accountant to be sure this is right for your client.

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Thank you John and Joanne McCormick for your help
Minaxi



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