AU Payroll - Code leave to account other than Salary and Wages
It would be great if we could code annual leave to another account code other than salary and wages. Currently we manually journal these costs to another account in the ledger to separate them. This helps with reporting wages like for like.
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Zara Astle
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I agree, the payroll system accrues the Super so it would be great to similarly accrue the leave automatically and redue the leave accrual when it is paid
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Vijay Vaghani
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no accural report as well so don't know $ paid $ accural. if super has this function why can't leave ? so pain and not clear position $ monthly.
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Julie Williams
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This is so painful to process this journal every month. There has to be a better way. Please can you update xero as a priority so we can choose where this leave is allocated to.
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Phillip Crofts
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Yes, having Leave coded to an accrual account is standard in most payroll systems, would be much appreciated if it could be added to the product.
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Clare Munn
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Agree, painful to manually journal the split every pay run.
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Heidi Borowitz
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We would like to set the account annual leave expense is posted to instead of it all going to salary and wages. Also, set the account for leave provisions.
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Helena Blanco
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We would like to set the account annual leave expense is posted to instead of it all going to salary and wages. Also, set the account for leave provisions.
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Hayley Leane
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Great idea Michelle. We've just run into the same issue and having to do a journal every pay period for something that you know is going to be incorrect but can't amend prior to posting is painful.
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Michelle Gould
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It is important as it saves a weekly journal from being completed.