Payroll Training
CPD Accredited courses| Includes Sage Payroll Licence| Virtual Live Classroom|Flexible Instalment Plan| 0% interest
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- Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
- Tutor is available to students
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Our combined Payroll and Sage Payroll training is a 4-day course designed to take you from knowing little about payroll and Sage to being proficient and confident in using payroll. This course is designed to give you the skills and knowledge needed to manage your organisation's payroll. It is ideal for Payroll Admin Teams, HR Teams, and CIS teams using Sage or those new to payroll. It includes topics focused on the personal tax position of the individual employee and employer. You'll also learn about gross and net deductions, calculating and paying PAYE and So-On. Our experienced trainers will guide you through payroll processes in Sage Payroll. You'll have plenty of time to ask questions, interact with other attendees, test what you've learned and put it all into practice. Acudemy also facilitates the delegates' tasks by providing materials and recording the training. Moreover, we ensure that an aftercare programme thoroughly covers the content and process of these sessions. On the course completion, a CPD accredited certificate will be issued to all delegates as well as a Sage Payroll certified certificate.
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Our Combined Payroll + Sage Payroll course is a 4 day course, with (Day 1 and 2 being Theory and Day 3 & 4 Practical Sage Payroll).
Key points will consist of:
Payroll Theory: (Day 1 and 2)
Key points will consist of:
- Topic 1: Payroll Administration
- Topic 2: Introduction / Employment Law
- Topic 3: Starters and Leavers
- Topic 4: Tax
- Topic 5: National Insurance Contribution
- Topic 5: Minimum Wage
- Topic 6: Holiday Leave
- Topic 7: SSP
- Topic 8: SMP
- Topic 9: Student Loan
- Topic 10: Child Care
- Topic 11: Automatic Enrolment
Sage Payroll:
Day 3: Trainer Led on how Sage Payroll Works and setting up the Software
- Navigate confidently in Sage 50 Payroll
- Check the legislation settings in your software
- Configure your software to suit your company requirements
Set-up and amend:
- Employee Records
- Payments and Deduction
- Basic Pension Schemes
- Users and Access Rights
- Understand reports in the system that aid in the completion of tasks such as Pay Elements Reports and Company Detail reports
- Run a basic weekly or monthly payroll
- Email appropriate payslips to employees
- Perform and submit RTI routines including:
- Full Payment Submission (FPS)
- National Insurance Number Verification (NVR)
- Employer Payment Summary (EPS)
- Correct errors during processing using the Rollback and Restore functions
- Set up new starters and process leavers
- Complete Period End Routines including producing the P32
- Process electronic payments to employees and HMRC directly from Sage Payroll
Day 4: Left for Practice on Sage Payroll Software, candidates will require laptops
We also have Classroom based training.
Who is this course for?
Ideal for those who are new to payroll and require training on the fundamental elements of payroll processing.
Suitable for Payroll Admin Teams, HR Teams and CIS teams using Sage.
Course level: Beginner to Intermediate
Requirements
There are no prerequisites or entry requirements, as long as you want to get more experience in the field of Payroll, this is the right place for you.
Career path
Payroll Administrator, Payroll Manager, International Payroll Manager, HR Manager, CIS specialist
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Digital certificate
Certificate of completion is included in course price
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