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Here are some sample situations: 1. Employee has a company loan. She pays of a little bit of her company loan by salary deduction. 2. Employee has to pay off government loans, healthcare loans, etc. I deduct these costs from her gross salary and I pay them to the government. Note that these are not my expenses. I only pay for them in behalf of my employee after these has been deducted from her salary.sfd
Hello, I just want to be sure I am doing the right thing, I use 1 bank account for business and personal. So it has all my business income showing. at the top of the screen it shows my business profit, from which. the tax is calculated, should I mark the payments made from that account for me personally as "personal spending?" because that should still show in the as money i've spent from the profit personally? thanks Woolie
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Hi, so today I made my first ever mistake with payroll...I was putting through my month 27-05-2019 to 23-06-2019 and I accidently set the dates a month early, so somehow put through 28/04/2019 to 27/05/2019.I have submitted this already to HMRC via quickbooks new advanced payroll, is there any way that I can fix this ? ASAP ?Thanks for your help.
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Hi, I have to set up a new employee who will only be working for us during the summer. He is still in full time education at university. He has a student loan so I selected 'Student Loan = Yes' when setting him up. It then wants his 'Plan Type' but on the HMRC new starter form, if you are still in education then you don't need to say which type of student loan plan you have. Does this mean that I should change the 'Student Loan' drop down to 'No'? Very confused. Thanks!
