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Hello 

I have just taken on a new client from another payroll provider.

My question is how to enter mid year start information into Moneysoft regarding NIC Allowance already claimed in the year?

I have searched online and looked through Moneysoft itself but cannot find any information.

Thanks in advance and Merry Christmas



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Hi Louise

You will find that when do a mid year update it will also update the employers allowance still available,  presumably based on the NIC info you enter.  Attached is an example and I deliberately entered high figures so that the employers allowance has previously been used up.  As you can see, the employers allowance was used up by Month 7, so no more is available



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