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This employee has had one job previously in this tax year. P45 is present and all required details have been entered and saved into QuickBooks payroll.
Employee statement selected is: Only job (started after 6th April).
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This issue was resolved by technical support.
The solution was to clear all the information entered for the new employee P45 pane (as you are supposed to do when adding a new employee) and instead enter it in the opening balances section only.
Be aware that if you enter the YTD amounts in the P45 pane AND the opening balances then you end up with double the YTD amounts. Durrrh.
I think this is referred to as an 'undocumented feature'.
Thank you for contacting us about showing the employee's P45 details, sbrand00.
You can click the HMRC Forms tab from the employee's profile if you're using QuickBooks Online Advanced Payroll. This way, you'll be able to issue their P45 via email.
I'll guide you through the steps.
The screenshot below shows you the last two steps.
As always, I recommend visiting this resource hub: QuickBooks Online Advanced Payroll hub. It contains links about managing your payroll settings, employees, processing pay runs, viewing payslips, and submitting reports.
If you're using the Standard Payroll, you can locate the P45 by following the steps below.
To ensure you have a smooth transition to the next payroll year, I suggest checking out this article: Payroll Year End 2019/2020 for QuickBooks Online Standard Payroll. You can find a list of steps that helps you check if you're ready to run your final payroll.
I'll be right here to help if you need more help with the P45. Just leave a comment below, and I'll get back to you.
Sorry, but you have misunderstood my problem. Let me explain again…
This is for our NEW employee. We have entered her P45 Year-to-Date details from her previous employment into QuickBooks but the amounts are not appearing on the payslip (see attached image). This means a cumulative tax calculation is not taking place. Unless we can get this fixed before the next pay run, her tax calculation will be incorrect for this month and her P60 will be invalid.
Hello, sbrand00.
I understand the importance of deducting the correct amount from the new employee's pay. The tax amount should be based on the YTD amount entered on the employee details. I'll route you to the best support available so this will be taken care of accordingly.
To fix this. I suggest reaching out to our QuickBooks Online Payroll support. They can do a screen sharing to double-check your payroll settings to ensure everything is added correctly.
Here's how:
I've also added this article to guide you in adding employee details: Add, update an employee record in QuickBooks Online.
Don't hesitate to reply to this post if you need further assistance or you have other payroll concerns. We're always here to help.
This issue was resolved by technical support.
The solution was to clear all the information entered for the new employee P45 pane (as you are supposed to do when adding a new employee) and instead enter it in the opening balances section only.
Be aware that if you enter the YTD amounts in the P45 pane AND the opening balances then you end up with double the YTD amounts. Durrrh.
I think this is referred to as an 'undocumented feature'.
Hi,
Can I check that it is still the case that a new joiner (mid-year) will not have their infomration from their P45 show on the new employment payslip?
I have set up the new starter and entered all their previous employment information from their P45 (started 1 Nov) into the employees tax information section, however when I do a pay run, the employees year to date figures does not include their totals from their previous employment.
The payslip only shows the current employment data.
Is this still correct, that P45 information will not show up on the new payslip?
I can confirm that this information will however populate through to the year end payroll for P60 data?
Thanks.
Hello Freckles888, thanks for posting on this thread, this is correct, yes it is still the case. Its expected the p45 info from a previous job won't show on the payslip they are just used to calculate the first pay run, it'll show on the p60 at end of year.
Thank you for confirming. I will be sure to advise the employee accordingly.
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