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An error occurred while saving the comment Brooke Gowen commentedPAYG withholding should be set-up like Superannuation so at the end of every month / quarterly so it can be calculated and Paid automatically (well - with a couple of clicks)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Brooke Gowen commentedThis would be really useful and I'm surprised that it isn't already a feature. What's the point of giving transactions references and descriptions if they somehow can't be searched easily. For example, anything to do with a vehicle I always reference it with the number plate. But I can search in 'Account Transactions' using the number plate nothing comes up. I can't get a full-history of transactions for that vehicle. I still need to manually search the mechanic, the registry office etc.
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I would like to have a column added to the 'Employee Summary' or 'Timesheet Details' Report to assist with Long Service Leave calculations. A column showing days worked (rather than hours) as that's how LSL is calculated.
Or better yet a Report that is specifically for Long Service Leave. Something that can be set up in the company settings so the settings don't need to be done every return. For example a is day counted if worked for 4 or more hours. Gross earnings, including Sick Leave and Annual Leave (except not annual leave loading) and basic allowances.