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how to setup salary sacrifice for laptop computer (not super)

Tamika

i need to setup salary sacrifice payroll item for laptop computer. the only info i can find is about sal.sac. to super. can anyone help me with the type of payroll item to use for this? im using account premier edition. thanks

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Kevin V. Russell

Did you look here: http://kb.reckon.com.au/issue_view.asp?ID=4165

Tamika

yep i did but that is all about sal sac to super. i need a payroll item that wont mess with super, but will effect the payg.

Mirko

http://kb.reckon.com.au/issue_view.asp?ID=3758

give this one a whirl!

Kevin V. Russell

Mirko isn't that for a novated lease?

Kelly Day

Hi Tamika,

You have to think outside the square on this one - bear with me.

Set up an ALLOWANCE (I can hear what you are thinking)

Payroll Item List > New Item
Addition
Name - Salary Packaging Laptop
Link it to Wages
Link it to Gross Payments for Payment Summary
Tick the appropriate boxes for PAYG & State Payroll Tax
Based on Quantity - Yes (this is the sneaky part)
Set the amount to be deducted - or leave blank and set up on each employee masterfile
Tick or Untick Super - different organisations have different agreements - Employer may legally only have calculate Super Guarantee Charge on the Adjusted Gross (After Salary Sacrifice/Salary Packaging)
Attach the item to the appropriate employee
Process their pay
Edit Quantity for Allowance for Salary Packaging to -1 (that is negative one)
This reduces the Gross Wages, reduces PAYG, will adjust Super Guarantee if Ticked

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Kelly Day

TaniaW

How do you then process through accounts so that the business can take advantage of the GST component?

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Tamika

hi kelly, i like ur solution, it has worked well, thanks