Payroll: Set a percentage on an employees bank account
Give the ability to set a percentage (i.e) 50% on an employees bank account when paying across more than one bank.
I have an employee who always splits her pay equally between 2 bank accounts, however she is a commission paid rep and therefore each pay amount is different. So the current function is no use to me- which allows a $$ amount to be set only. This is fine for set salaried employees but not for commissioned sales reps.
MYOB had a function where you could set a percentage on how much went to bank account 1, and therefore calculated the splits accordingly each payroll. This function would be amazing.
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Emmy Walters commented
Much needed especially when all other software has this capability and you employee staff and they can no longer do this
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Kerry Mitchell commented
Yes, this is very much needed.
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Finance Pizzafino commented
with most of our labour force employed as casuals without regular hours - we come across this problem ALL the time. They want to split by %, not $. Causes me so much work and pacifying upset employees. Especially since we used to be able to do it when we had MYOB
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Tania Boyer commented
this needs to be an option so many other payroll systems do it
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Eirini Goudela commented
That would be very useful as there are employees that are not full timers and they would love to split their payments For ex. 70% on their 1st account and 30% in their savings account.. As their payment is not set , we need to manually adjust the amount in every payrun ...
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Sue Black commented
Fully agree with this feature. Should be standard.
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Pina Micali commented
Please consider this as an option.
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Pina Micali commented
The ability to nominate a %age allocation to a 2nd bank account in payroll for staff.
Some staff members work different hours each week ( especially students). So to nominate a specific $ amount to a 2nd account can be difficult. A %age is much easier when wages change each week.
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Pina Micali commented
Totally agree that this feature should be an option.