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robs1
Trusted Cover User
2 months ago

Checking Terminate Pay

Just checking to confirm previous advice - doing this first time.  I do the standard last pay then lodge.Then I do a pay and select unused pay (which will be many weeks and needs to include the last week hours added) which will calculate the total amount owing automatically?  Then lodge.

Sick leave is not transferable if not used so it will clear automatically?

I thought I had to check a terminate pay box but cannot see one.  Where does this occur and have I correct process?

 

Thanks for the always helpful prompt answers.

Rob

 

3 Replies

  • Shella_A's avatar
    Shella_A
    MYOB Moderator
    31 days ago

    Hi robs1,

     

    You’re pretty much on the right track! For termination pay, you’d process the final standard pay as usual and lodge that, then create another pay for the unused leave, including any leftover hours worked in the last week, and the system will calculate the total automatically spot on there. You’re also correct that unused sick leave doesn’t carry over, so it just clears out, no dramas. See this link for more guide about this.

     

    As for the ‘terminate pay’ box, there’s no specific box to tick for that in MYOB. Once you’ve finished their last pay, you’ll need to mark the employee as terminated in their card file under their Employment Details tab. That’s where you set the termination date.

     

     

    Cheers,

    Shella

  • Utungun's avatar
    Utungun
    Contributing Cover User
    24 days ago

    Hi Shella,

    We did a final pay and in the payroll reporting, the unused leave does not come up.  Is it possible to delete what was accepted and do it again as we think the problem may have been that there was no category for unused leave.

  • Princess_R's avatar
    Princess_R
    MYOB Moderator
    23 days ago

    Hi Utungun,

     

    You're most likely spot on! It seems like the unused leave pay item might not be properly linked to the employee’s pay setup. Regarding the submitted payroll, once a pay run has been reported and accepted, you usually can’t delete it. You’d have to reverse and then reprocess it. For more info, check out this link. 

     

    Cheers,

    Princess