Do you manage your own payroll in-house?
If you manage your payroll in-house, you will be only too aware of the impact that Real Time Information (RTI) and Pensions Automatic Enrolment (PAE) have had on your processes and procedures.
It may well be that you’ve got RTI and PAE sorted out and everything’s sailing along nicely. Alternatively, it could be that PAE has been the final straw in a long and stressful payroll journey. If you’re at the point where you’re questioning your decision to manage your payroll in-house, you’re in the right place.
At Payplus, we know that staying up to date with what seems to be like ever-changing legislation, as well as investing in software, can take its toll, both time and budget-wise. Add to this, the significant cost of staffing your payroll department in-house, making arrangements for holiday and sickness cover as well as recruitment and training and you start to question whether keeping this important task in-house is such a good idea after all.
You also have less obvious things such as system backups, security and disaster recovery to think about, not to mention the minor elements, such as the cost of stationery and printing. Once all this is taken into account, more and more employers are deciding that outsourcing their payroll makes a great deal of sense.
Outsourcing your payroll means you can virtually wash your hands of your administrative and compliance payroll obligations to your staff and to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). If you choose a fully managed payroll service, you’ll be completely free of your current payroll headaches. By outsourcing your payroll to a professional and trusted payroll bureau, you can be sure that your payroll responsibilities are being met, without any stresses and strains in-house.
Today, there is any number of payroll service providers and making the right choice for your business can become complicated. Of course we would like to speak to you about possibly becoming your managed payroll service provider, and here are just some of the reasons we think we deserve to be on your short-list: