Course description
Irish Practical Payroll
This extremely practical course deals with all of the issues, which are important to anyone working in, or responsible for, the payroll function. The course covers all of the essential rules in the operation of the PAYE System and it outlines the rights and obligations of both employers and employees. Whether you are new to payroll or have years of experience, you won't find a more comprehensive or useful course. The course content has been reviewed which results in an interactive and practical course focusing on all of the basics that any payroll operator requires to include numerous examples.
Suitability - Who should attend?
Why you should attend
This is an essential training course for anyone who is responsible for processing Irish payrolls.
Most people working in payroll have no structured training and they have to operate on the basis of what they have ‘picked up’ over the years. The material covered is presented in a jargon-free, easy to understand format and is immediately practical to one’s work as a payroll professional.
Outcome / Qualification etc.
CPD: 7 points
This practical course deals with all of the issues, which are important to anyone either working in, or responsible for, the payroll function.
The course covers all of the essential rules in the operation of PAYE, Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI) and the Universal Social Charge (USC). It outlines the right and obligations of both employers and employees.
It uses clear examples to illustrate many of the points raised.
Training Course Content
- Why you should not have blind faith in your payroll software
- Revenue terminology - the lecturer will discuss and explain many of the terms used in the operation of the PAYE system
- Tax credits and standard rate cut off point explained in detail
- Cumulative basis of income tax
- First employments
- Commencement and cessation of employment to include jobs and pensions service
- Emergency basis with and without a PPS number
- Week 1/Month 1 (non-cumulative) basis
- Week 53
- The pay related social insurance (PRSI) system as it applies to both employers and employees to include the tapered PRSI credit
- The Universal Social Charge (USC) dealt with in detail to include the revised thresholds for 2020
- Understanding your payslip
- Employers duties under PAYE modernisation to include RPNs and payroll submissions
Expenses
- Non-members price: £599.00 + VAT
- Members price: £499.00 + VAT
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