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I'm just sorting out payroll journals, and on the payroll summaries is a column headed NI Check. Has anyone seen this and know what it is (i've never seen it before)? How do I allocate it in a journal?



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Oh and how do I journal SMP payments - I've always been the one on maternity leave before so have never had to do it lol

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Its OK have sorted the NI Check and allocated under Employers NIC. Still unsure of how to journal SMP though :-/

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Bumping in the hope someone can help me - I need to do it by tonight!!

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Hi Sammy.....if this isn't too late......

The total amount of the SMP will be included in the gross wages and tax and ni on it will be included in the PAYE ctrl as you would do the normal wages. If they are a small employer and are able to reclaim the SMP and compensation on the NI then I would credit SMP reclaimed and credit NI compensation. A full journal would be as follows:-

DR Gross wages (inc the SMP)
DR Employer's NI
CR Net wages
CR PAYE & NI Ctrol
DR PAYE & NI Ctrol (with the SMP amount)
CR SMP Reclaimed
CR NIC Compensation

Taking Sage's codes for the above
7000 - Gross wages
7006 - Employer's NI
2220 - Net wages
2210 - PAYE & NI Ctrol
7011 - SMP Reclaimed
7012 - NI Compensation

Hope this helps
Pauline

Edit:  If you wanted, you could create a separate code to separate out the SMP from the Gross wages.



-- Edited by Stardoe on Monday 16th of July 2012 09:59:28 PM

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Is this the SMP amount being reclaimed by the employer

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All of it to be honest - ive never had to deal with SMP when entering payroll journals into an accounts programme

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I am using quickbooks and need to create my own ledgers in the COA for these - I take it SMP reclaimed and NI Compensation would go as current Liabilities?

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If I was only running the payroll for the SMP is this what I would do (I have already run the rest of the payroll summary)

DR Gross (SMP)
CR Net (net pay)
DR PAYE/NI (SMP & NIC Comp)
CR SMP reclaimed
CR NIC Compensation

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Bumping again in the hope someone can see my last post?

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Hi Sammy,

I would put SMP reclaimed and NI comp in expenses, but as a credit entry....putting them as a current liability assumes that you should be paying them, when in fact you are getting them back...so you could put them as current assets I suppose, but I have put them in the expenses in the wages range.

Just doing a journal for SMP would be:-

DR Gross pay (SMP)
DR Er's NI
CR PAYE & NI Ctrl
CR Net pay

DR PAYE & NI Ctrl
CR SMP Reclaimed
CR NI compensation

Hope this helps



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That has really helped thank you.

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No problem....it is a bit difficult to get your head around!  

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