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Payslips

Post by kaps84 » Thu Dec 28, 2017 7:00 pm

Hi Gurus,

I have come across a peculiar question/suggestion.

My accountant suggests that employees payslip should carry the 'Holiday Pay'. His opinion is that it is almost a mandatory requirement. This doesn't change the total pay made to an employee for the month.

Could you please shed some light if this is something that I should include in the payslips and get them amended?

Let me tell you accountant is not charging anything for this, it is just his suggestion ! (from visa perspective as well)


Next question comes that how the per day salary should be calculated (to calculate holiday pay), when the employee is working on an annual fixed salary.

For example, say, an employees earns an annual salary of 12k, monthly salary becomes GBP 1000

Now to calculate his per day salary (say for a month of 30 days, having say 8 days of weekend), calculation should be:

1) 1000 / 30 = 33.33 ?
or
2) 1000 / 22 = 45.45 ?

This is required to calculate the 'Holiday pay'. Say if an employee takes 2 holidays in a month, having an additional national holiday in that month. His holiday pay for that month will be:

1) 33.33 * 3 = 99.99 ?
or
2) 45.45 * 3 = 136.36 ?
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Re: Payslips

Post by bizman » Thu Dec 28, 2017 7:12 pm

your employees are entitled to a certain number of days as leave per annum, this are to be paid for. Also all official holidays are also to be paid for e.g bank holidays etc. so your accountant is right.
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Re: Payslips

Post by 10020132 » Thu Dec 28, 2017 8:23 pm

Accounts wise, may be he is right - i dont know
But visa wise, its not required. As I didn't do it and I got my extension without any problems related to that
So i think its okay to leave it as it is.
Ina nutshell you do have to give holiday pay, but it does not need to be weitten on payslip as holiday pay specifically

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Post by bizman » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:57 am

The accountant wont write it on payslip, but thats the normal way of calculating orelse your number of hours will fall short of expected 30hrs/week at the minimum.
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Re: Payslips

Post by marcnath » Fri Dec 29, 2017 7:08 am

From the immigration rules point of view, it does not matter whether holiday pay is listed or not. I have never listed holiday pay in our payslips.
This is a good site to calculate daily pay from annual salary https://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/
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Re: Payslips

Post by kaps84 » Fri Dec 29, 2017 11:06 am

Thanks Gurus !

We had almost amended the payslips (except printing them) to include holiday pay. But I have now asked my account to revert any changes to payslip with regards to 'Holiday Pay'.

I have anyways maintained the employee holiday in my company records and I also believe that is sufficient.

It will now atleast avoid any confusion that CW might have had due to holiday pay showing separately on the payslips. Moreover, if they calculate the number of hours based on basic pay than now I am secure with respect to the number of hours they would calculate.
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Post by zimba » Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:02 pm

No one separates the statutory holiday pay from work days. Your accountant's claims are bizarre
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Re: Payslips

Post by marcnath » Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:03 pm

kaps84 wrote:
Fri Dec 29, 2017 11:06 am
Thanks Gurus !

We had almost amended the payslips (except printing them) to include holiday pay. But I have now asked my account to revert any changes to payslip with regards to 'Holiday Pay'.

I have anyways maintained the employee holiday in my company records and I also believe that is sufficient.

It will now atleast avoid any confusion that CW might have had due to holiday pay showing separately on the payslips. Moreover, if they calculate the number of hours based on basic pay than now I am secure with respect to the number of hours they would calculate.
As per my understanding, the CW calculates number of hours by dividing the pay as shown in the FPS by the hourly rate you state in your application.
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Re: Payslips

Post by bizman » Fri Dec 29, 2017 9:11 pm

The accountant doesnt have to write holiday pay on the payslip
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Post by Aabdulwaheed » Sat Dec 30, 2017 12:35 am

In all big companies like Tesco, Nationwide bank, Royal mail, Hyundai etc it always written on payslips "Holidays hours". As i had work experience in these companies. These companies have internal accounts departments who manage the payroll. It is very obvious if you employee somewhere you want to know how much you get paid for holidays and companies payslips provides all information.
As per visa requirement is is not mandatory to mentioned holiday hours or holiday pay in payslips. But in General it always show the holiday pay,

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Re: Payslips

Post by kaps84 » Sat Dec 30, 2017 9:00 am

Thanks Guys !

I have decided not to go with 'Holiday Pay' on the payslips. I do acknowledge that showing it on the payslip is likely not an issue either. However, in my situation, I would have to amend my payslips that I didn't wanted to personally.

Moreover, even if it may add a pinch of complexity for any CW, it's better avoided.
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Re: Payslips

Post by bizman » Sat Dec 30, 2017 9:03 pm

Just calculate the employee payment straight
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Re: Payslips

Post by EmyOxford » Wed Jun 20, 2018 9:13 pm

It is not mandatory to include 'Holiday Pay' on payslips. We have found some people started complaining that their employees were confused when they started showing the holiday pay section on the payslips, so as a default, we always suggest them to exclude it from the payslips. As for the salary calculations, you can use free tools like this to get accurate values.

I hope it helps, Emy ;)

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Re: Payslips

Post by CR001 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 9:17 pm

EmyOxford wrote:
Wed Jun 20, 2018 9:13 pm
It is not mandatory to include 'Holiday Pay' on payslips. We have found some people started complaining that their employees were confused when they started showing the holiday pay section on the payslips, so as a default, we always suggest them to exclude it from the payslips. As for the salary calculations, you can use free tools like this to get accurate values.

I hope it helps, Emy ;)

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