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I'd be glad to walk you through processing a refund for your employee's national insurance overpayment, @Paul ws.
Here's how:
There you go. The reimbursement item will now appear in the Pay column when you create a paycheck for the employee.
I've enclosed an article that will guide you in managing your employee's reimbursements in QuickBooks Online.
You always got me here if you need more assistance working with your reimbursement. Take care!
Will this Reimbursement work for National Insurance?
I don't use QB Payroll but it looks to be more tailored to reimbursement for expenses.
@Paul ws is specifically asking about repayment of NI Contributions that were deducted in error (& will have been paid to HMRC).
This is something that should not be possible if the employee's DoB is entered correctly. QB Payroll really ought to amend the employee's NI Code Letter automatically (the payroll software I use certainly does).
@Paul ws you might find that this is quite complicated.
PAYE rebates aren't a problem - the system is designed to balance over the year - but NI is not & there is no mechanism to refund overpaid NICs.
It will probably have to be an In Year Adjustment to reduce the NI Liability account (which will reduce the amount paid to HMRC next month) & pay this to the employee. You can probably do this by Journal(s) but you might have to 'undo' previous RTI submissions as well.
Hi
we have two cases where they have rerached retirement age and the letter code was still A , i have manually changed it, in one case its a few months and a few hundred pounds . QB did not change the letter automatically and the DOB is correct
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