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Aslways3 ltd
November 18, 2020
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How do I retrospectively upload to HMRC a payroll period?

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How do I retrospectively upload to HMRC a payroll period?

I have missed month 1 in 2020 and I need to go back and upload a run to the HMRC, can this be done with the quickbooks software?

Thank you 

Best answer by MarsStephanieL

Yes please with help of how to roll back my payroll, I'm using the standard version.

Thank you 

Ruth 


Hello there, @Aslways3 ltd.

 

You can delete or rollback your payroll in the system since you've missed 1 month last year's payroll submission.

 

Since you're using QuickBooks Online Standard Payroll (QBOP), you can delete the payroll and recreate them. This way, you can redo the FPS when submitting it to HMRC.

 

Then, ensure to print out all the payslips and payroll reports since the deletion process is permanent. You can follow the steps in this article on how to delete the payroll: Deleting a pay run in QuickBooks Online Standard Payroll.

 

After that, just recreate the payroll and resubmit the FPS to HMRC. 

 

Keep me posted if you need a hand with running payroll reports or any QBO related. I'll be here to ensure your success. Take care.

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GeorgiaC
November 18, 2020

Hi Aslways3 ltd, 

 

Thanks for joining us here on the Community. 👋

 

Was month 1 ran in QuickBooks but just not submitted to HMRC, or was this not entered at all? 🧐

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Aslways3 ltdAuthor
November 18, 2020

Thank you 

Not entered at all, my fault but I need to know how to rectify it.

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GeorgiaC
November 18, 2020

Thanks for getting back to me, Aslways3 ltd 🙂

 

No problem, to rectify you'll need to roll all of the payrolls back to April, and then amend the payroll settings so that the first pay period shows with the correct dates.

 

Once you've done this, you can then run the payroll back through and resubmit this to HMRC as 'correction to earlier submissions' to ensure this overwrites any information they have previously received (it's a good idea to download any payslips before rolling back for reference when re-running).

 

If you'd like steps on the process to rollback, please get back to us below with the payroll version you're using - Standard or Advanced. 

 

Thanks!

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