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Hey all, thanks for sharing your feedback on having reimbursements show on the Gross to Net report. Currently this report only captures taxable income.
It’s been a little while since this idea was raised and we can see it's been steadily gaining support.
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Jenni Connor
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Hi Jenni, thank you for suggesting this improvement.
We completely agree that seeing the full original claim amount To Pay after a partial payment has already been made can be misleading. As you noted, this makes it difficult to see your true outstanding liability at a glance.
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Jenni Connor
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@Xero - you really need to take this seriously - its a fundamental requirement of any professional payroll software.
This is far too manual for a modern payroll system. All that is needed is ONE additional column that adds together Net Pay and the Reimbursement(s) amount to arrive at the total amount payable. This is such an easy fix it is crazy that 4 years on this is still not done.
At the moment, we have to run the Gross to Net report in Excel, manually add in the reimbursed amount to work out the final amount to pay the employee, save it as a PDF file and then send it to Accounts for processing.
That means extra admin, duplicated effort, and a higher risk of payment errors for something that should be straightforward.
In an AI world, this should not be a manual process.
Suggested improvement
Please add a UK payroll report, or update an existing one, so it clearly shows:
employee name
net pay
reimbursed expenses paid through payroll
one combined total amount to pay
This would remove an unnecessary manual step and make it much easier to give Accounts one clear payment figure per employee.