Payroll
Pay yourself and your staff each month with Income Tax, National Insurance and pension contributions worked out by HMRC's rules. Telore prepares the payslips and the report to HMRC, and nothing is sent until you approve the run.
Example view
Tax codes, National Insurance thresholds and pension contributions are applied exactly as HMRC publishes them for the tax year — never estimated.
Many directors take a small salary and the rest as dividends. Telore shows what a salary costs the company and you in tax and National Insurance, so the choice is yours with the figures in front of you.
When you approve a run, Telore sends HMRC the Full Payment Submission under Real Time Information and records wages, tax and National Insurance in your books.
Add each person once: their tax code, pay and pension choice.
Each month, read what everyone gets and what is due to HMRC.
Telore reports to HMRC, makes the payslips and posts the costs.
Questions
If you pay yourself a salary, yes — even a small one is reported to HMRC through payroll. Telore keeps a one-person payroll as simple as it should be.
Many small employers can. A company whose only employee paid above the threshold is a single director cannot. Telore checks which applies to you.
No. Payroll is worked out by HMRC's published rules for the tax year. Ask Telore can explain a payslip; it never calculates one.
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