AU Payroll - Monthly calculation based on hours worked in month
Update the monthly payroll to calculate based on the number of work hours in the month, rather than taking the yearly salary / 12 / number work hours. Given that each month has a different number of work days, the pay rate changes every month and this is a compliance issue.
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Martin Ogden
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I think I worked out how to fix this. Can someone check. Ticket should stay open so it is clear and easy to apply AND can be applied to groups or ALL employees.
Xero AU Payroll - Monthly pay based on actual working days
Setup:Payroll Settings > Pay Items > Ordinary Pay: set Rate Type to "Rate per unit", Units to "Hours"
For each employee: Payroll > Employees > Pay Template > add Ordinary Pay earning line with hours = 38, the annual salary and Calculation Type "Annual Salary"Result on payslips:
Hourly rate derived from annual salary (annual / 52 / 38)
Hours vary each month based on actual working days
Public holidays and sick leave tracked as separate lines at the same rate
Total earnings reflect the real working days in each pay period -
Martin Ogden
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This is a major compliance issue.
Leave taken per day does not vary per month. This is a bug as not fit for purpose. to use the functionality would breach compliance
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Grace Toussaint
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HI my montly payment show next year date
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Diana Zou
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Existing monthly payroll, pay stays constant every month. Whereas hourly rate changes depends on the working days of that month, leave taken instead of 7.6 hours a day, also varies depends on working days of that month. When employee terminate, the annual leave pay out is also calculated by a variable rate * leave hours accrued in system. If someone leaves in a 23 working day month could end up getting a lot less then others leaving in a 20 working day month, giving 23 working day's hour rate is a lot lower than 20 working days.
This is a compliance issue, please fix this before small business gets in trouble.
Hourly Rate Must Be Fixed!!! -
Diana Zou
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Understand you completely, hourly pay rate changes every month, leaves taken hours changes depends on working days of that month, terminationg payment is paid out based on variable hourly rate * accrued leave. this is ridiculous!
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Natalie Hill
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Can Xero payroll show monetary accruals at 12.07% of the overall monthly wage rather than days accrued