Payroll Solutions

With Moore and Smalley Payroll, you will receive a fully comprehensive payroll bureau service that can be tailored to your individual needs. We are a BACSTELIP accredited payroll bureau and every aspect of running your payroll is covered:

Basic Payroll Services – from as little as £12.35 per week (or £16.50 month), we will provide computerised calculations for your payroll including:

• SSP/SMP/SSP/SAP, Working Tax Credit, Automated payments to employees, Pensions inc. NHS, Attachments of Earnings, P45/P46, Payslips, Reports, student Loans, Year End Returns, P60/P14/P35.

Optional Payroll Services

• Use of the BAC’s system, Department Totals, Pensions Reports, Completion of Harthshead Solway pension form, Extended Reports on Departmental wages or Pensions.

Additional Payroll Bureau Services

• Other specialised reports and data transfers, Ad-hoc payroll queries, Assistance and advice on an hourly basis.

For further information, please contact

Our Fees

What's included

Our fees include all data entry, production of security payslips, Cheque Summary, Coin Analysis/Banking List, Wages Book Report and Monthly Summary, P45's/P46's as needed, P14's, P35's and P60's. In addition, we also include the handling of your enquiries in respect of the Inland Revenue. It also includes all administration, payment by BACS and first class postage. Specialist reports are available on request subject to pre-agreed fees.

Please contact our friendly team for a no obligation fee quotation.  Simply or telephone 01772 821021 (Preston) or 01524 388719 (Lancaster). 

Specialist Services - Doctors Practices

Completion of monthly NHS pensions schedule = £6.00 per month

Completion of year end and employee SD55 pension form = £10.00 per form

Completion of forms on behalf of the pension agency to enable the agency to forecast pensions = £10.00 per form

Download Moore and Smalley Payroll Forms

1. Employee Leavers Form
2. Amendments to Employee Data Form
3. New Starter Data Form

Bottomline Newsletter

• Bottom Line Winter 2009
  In this issue of Bottom Line Graham Gordon looks at pension alternatives for high earners, James Treadwell provides an update on the new Companies Act rules and Stephen Adams discusses the new VAT rates. The Moore and Smalley debate brought together regional businesses, banks and solicitors who discuss whether 2010 will be the year of recovery, and we speak to Eliot Ward the new Chief Executive of Preston Vision
  

  

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