payroll manager

[bigtrowel]

hello has anyone used payroll manager i have the chance to buy it but is it any good for someone who only employs self employed subbies

[accountantpete]

Not used it myself but for any such software I would want to know whether it is HMRC approved for use in the Construction Industry Scheme.

[bigtrowel]

it seems to update all relevant details from hmrc

[bigtrowel]

according to the blurp

[bigtrowel]

pete is there a problem with being gross registered but still being paid net from your existing client

[bigtrowel]

client is reluctant to contact hmrc for review of status

[accountantpete]

Do you mean that one of your clients is paying you a net amount after the deduction of tax?

Your business should be registered as both a Contractor and a Sub-Contractor -if they are paying you net I assume that this is the case as you will have had to give them details to enable the tax to be paid over to the Revenue.

Make sure that the payslips are in order giving the correct details that you yourself would give to your subbies.

[accountancyextra]

I use Moneysoft payroll Manager (which is what I think you are referring to), as the bureau payroll package in my practice. I also recommend it to any clients who are looking to do their own payroll.

It's simple and easy to use and is really cheap.

You won't go far wrong

[James Smith]

Moneysofts payroll manager is an excellent tool.

Don't be put off the by low price and old fashioned interface. Its something we use ourselves as its very quick to use and very reasonably priced and yet is full featured.

You really cant ask more than that in a bit of software.

[Peter W]

We also use Moneysoft Payroll Manager, and find it excellent.

If you are not experienced in running payrolls then the software will not hold your hand through the process in the same way that Sage will, but if you know what you are doing it is very fast and flexible. As a bonus it also deals with CIS and P11Ds for the one very low price.