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In your payroll there may be instances where you need to manage the payment (and potentially the recovery) of workcover wages to employees. The following is an overview of a process that you could use to both correctly process and also track Claimable and Non-Claimable workcover payroll costs. | In your payroll there may be instances where you need to manage the payment (and potentially the recovery) of workcover wages to employees. The following is an overview of a process that you could use to both correctly process and also track Claimable and Non-Claimable workcover payroll costs. | ||
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The things to consider when paying workcover pays include; | The things to consider when paying workcover pays include; | ||
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Make sure that you have pay code item names created for Workcover Claimable & Workcover Non-Claimable - see [[Pay Code Item Editor]] | Make sure that you have pay code item names created for Workcover Claimable & Workcover Non-Claimable - see [[Pay Code Item Editor]] | ||
Revision as of 03:54, 11 July 2018
About
In your payroll there may be instances where you need to manage the payment (and potentially the recovery) of workcover wages to employees. The following is an overview of a process that you could use to both correctly process and also track Claimable and Non-Claimable workcover payroll costs.
How to Use
The things to consider when paying workcover pays include;
- Superannuation (in the main workcover pays do not attract superannuation - but do in some cases where the agreement/award that the employee is paid under specifies that they are due to be paid superannuation when on Workcover)
- Payroll Tax - generally, workcover pays do not attract payroll tax
- Workcover - workcover pays do not attract workcover levies.
- Tracking the costs of Claimable vs Non-Claimable pays
- Tracking the costs of Workcover Pays for specific clients - ie being able to measure the cost of wages for employees injured at a specific client.
First Steps
Make sure that you have pay code item names created for Workcover Claimable & Workcover Non-Claimable - see Pay Code Item Editor
Then, to track the costs against a client - set up a new billing location for that client - in doing so;
- Set the Payroll Tax Exempt to Yes
- Add the Billing Location Divisions - pick relevant WIC but set rate to 0%.
