Payroll Deduction

Hi Everyone, I get lot of questions about sage 50 Simply Accounting payroll deductions and income so; I decided to write a tutorial.   There are four steps on how to set up a payroll deduction or income. This tutorial will be in the classic mode of Sage 50.   Just like any other deductions such as source deductions, extended health or RRSP deductions you have to set up an account in the chart of accounts to track because at some point you need to pay the amount you are deducting to an individual or government agency.

Step 1 – Create the account to track in the chart of accounts. Open your sage 50 Simply Accounting program and on the home screen click on Accounts or Chart of Accounts depending on the version of Sage 50 you have.

 

Sage 50 Simply Accounting Accountant Edition Image 1

 

Sage 50 Simply chart of accounts 2

 

Click on File – Create. In the 2— series liability accounts create an account to track deductions and in the 5— series expense account create an account to track income. Under Type choose Group Account. Save and Close.

chart of accounts record 3

 

You have now created your account and ready to link this account to the payroll module.

Step 2 – On the home screen, click on Setup – Settings, Payroll, Names, Income & Deductions. Notice I have changed Deduction 8 name to represent Employee Ded. You can also choose an available income category and change the name. Click OK.

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Step 3 – You now need to assign an account number to the deduction or income name you just created. On the home screen, click on Setup – settings – Payroll – Linked accounts – Deductions. You can also choose Income if that is what you need to setup. Assign the account number you created in the chart of accounts as a linked account to track the deductions you will be taking off the employees pay cheques.

 

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4th Step – on home screen, click on employees – and choose the employee.

Employee Records 7

 

 

On the employee record screen click on deductions tab. Put a check mark in the Use colum and include an amount in the Amount Per Pay Period colum. Save and close.

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This concludes our tutorial session. If you have any questions or comments click on the link below. http://www.simply-accounting-tutorial.ca/ask-questions/ask-questions and scroll all the way down the page.

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Posted by Nooshin - May 14, 2015 at 4:51 pm

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Smart Phone Application

Product Encoding Format

Encoding product information can be done in various formats.

1. Bar codes have been popular in retail stores and have been used to track retail inventory bought and sold.

2. Website link code which we see a lot these days on media.

3. Data matrix format code.

It looks like this:

Bar Coding Format

Each format is suitable for certain function. The 3rd format above is not popular but is an excellent choice for industrial equipment. You need an engraver that can print in data matrix (ECC200 Standard) format which consists of simple dots. No need for ink and it’s very durable.

Innovative Idea: Would be nice to utilize these code formats on receipts. Imagine a code that a smart phone can decipher quickly into related accounting information; date, amount, etc. I am sure new technology would bring that into reality some day.

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Posted by Nooshin - July 13, 2013 at 4:17 pm

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