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Thanks for your patience, it’s been a little while since you raised this idea, so we wanted to check in. Looks like this idea has been gaining support from our product idea community! Whilst there's no committed road map for this idea, our product team are focused on payrol. They're keeping an eye on this idea and we will continue to share updates as things evolve.
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We hear you team! Thank you for continuing to share back with us here, and a big thanks to those that registered interest and provided input to the teams earlier research.
Right now, there's still some discovery going on around this functionality, but I want to assure you this is a feature our team are keen to develop.
While the first round of research helped inform our team they want to dive deeper into some of the aspects surrounding this feature that'll help ensure we create a solution that'll best fit majority of businesses.
We'd like to give provide the opportunity to everyone here to participate in this and if you can spare a few minutes, our team have prepared a few questions in this form 📝 that we'd love your feedback on.
We want to keep you updated as work progresses on this, and I'll be back to share…
This is payroll and bookkeeping suggestion.
It would be good that once the spend money to pay the employee comes out of the bank account, Xero recognises this to the net pay in the pay run and matches this where it's meant to go. The same with the P32 liability - once the tax has been paid to HMRC and appears in the bank reconciliation page, Xero recognises that this payment matches the month's liability.
I know that there are bank rules that can be created to do this, but it's good to check that the employee has been paid the correct amount to the pay run (so the reconciliation line goes green in the reconciliation page).