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Sage Payroll - Beginners


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Summary

Price
£150 inc VAT
Finance options
Finance options available
Study method
Classroom
Duration
1 day · Part-time or full-time
Qualification
Sage
Awarded by Sage
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

Location & dates

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so15 1al
United Kingdom
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po1 3el
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bh8 8hx
United Kingdom
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BH211DX
United Kingdom

Overview

Sage 50 Payroll for Beginners, aims to provide the skills necessary to help in the running of small business Payroll runs and to give you the ability to supply up to date and accurate information to management, both in numerical and graphical formats.

Description

*Program Basics, * Backing up and restoring data, *Payroll Basics, *Company Settings, *Documents for Government Legislation, * Introduction to Pension Schemes, * Pay Elements, *Adding New & Existing Employees, * Employee Records, the basics, * The Processing Date, *Entering Payments (Month 10), *Pre Update Reports, *Maintaining Records, * Hourly Rates, * Manual SSP Calculations, *Process, Update and Reset Payments (Month 11), * When an employee leaves, * Payment by BACS, * Process & Update (Week 51), * Process & Update (Month 12 & Week 52), * Historical Data, *Year End Procedures.

Who is this course for?

The course is suitable for people who: *Are using manual payroll and wish to change to a computerised payroll system * Are looking to improve their career prospects *Have a small business and currently use Sage 50 financial software

Requirements

Understanding of Sage 50

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