UK Payroll Part 2 - Starters and Leavers, Student Loans and Statutory Payments
Payroll software performs most calculations required to process payroll, however, there are scenarios where correct user knowledge and input is a must, to ensure accurate payments and deductions are processed
- Starters and leavers must have correct tax codes and NIC categories allocated, and organisational apportionment rules must be applied, as well as other considerations
- The four different Student Loan types, thresholds and deduction rates should be known
- Payroll personnel should be aware of the numerous Statutory Payments relating to absences
This session will provide details, examples, and illustrations on the above.
Live webinar
English
4hr
£ 425
* discount for SD Worx customers (will be calculated in the next steps)Goal
After this webinar, you will be able to:
- Establish correct apportionment rules, tax data, and NICs categories to accurately set up a starter
- Apply the correct rules for processing final payments and payments after leaving
- Calculate all types of Student Loans
- Identify the different statutory payments relating to absences
- Gain an overview of the rules of Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) and Statutory Maternity Pay (SMP)
Target audience
- Employees new to the payroll profession
- Anyone wishing to refresh or update their knowledge
Approach
This two-day live webinar will provide clear examples of every stage of the process as well as the opportunity to consult with the host.
Day 1 and Day 2 do not have to be attended on consecutive days. As these run monthly, you may wish to attend Day 1 in one month and day 2 in a later month.
It is recommended that Day 1 is attended prior to attending Day 2.
Programme
- How to establish correct apportionment rules, tax data, and NICs categories to accurately set up a starter
- How to apply the correct rules for processing final payments and payments after leaving
- How to calculate all types of Student Loans
- How to identify the different statutory payments relating to absences
- An overview of the rules of Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) and Statutory Maternity Pay (SMP)
Practical information
Start dates and location(s)
- Wednesday, 18 November 2026 10:00 until 15:00Click here to join Teams
- Tuesday, 15 December 2026 10:00 until 15:00Click here to join Teams
Price
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