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htwydell
htwydell
April 14, 2020
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Tracking Term-Time Only Employees on Advanced Payroll (stretch pay and annual leave)

  • April 14, 2020
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Can I ask how I track the almost 30 employees that I have who work term-time only on Quickbooks Advanced Payroll? I run payroll for a pre-school where the school staff receive 38 weeks pay stretched over 52 weeks. This is so that they receive a regular monthly salary as opposed to being paid just for hours worked (i.e. nothing in August, for example). I have not yet found a way to track this as the issue I have is that their hourly rate falls below minimum wage as it is stretched over the year whereas in actual fact they are all at or above it. I keep getting warnings about this when I run payroll so short of turning this warning off (easy option) I would like to properly account for this as well as correctly accruing holiday. Thank you in advance.

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JessT
JessT
April 14, 2020

Hi htwydell,

 

I appreciate that you're entering everything here in detail. However, it would be best if we have visibility of your account as we guide you through the setup. For this reason, I'd recommend reaching out to Support tomorrow during the UK business hours, so they can help you with this.

 

Here's how to reach them:

  1. Click on Help and select Contact Us.
  2. In the text box, enter the summary of the scenario and click Let's talk.
  3. Choose Call Us or Message Us. These options are available during UK business hours.

You can also check out the QuickBooks Online Advanced Payroll Hub for references with other topics.

 

If you have other questions at the moment, feel free to go back to this thread.

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BELS
December 13, 2022

I have the same issue and hear from many others in the same field that they do likewise.

 

PLEASE can we have full clear guidance on this.

 

Thanks

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GeorgiaC
December 13, 2022

Hi BELS, thanks for joining this thread - can we clarify the exact issue that you are having with the employee time tracking so that we can offer guidance on this? 

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