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PaulaYac
Member
5 months ago

Payroll Categories

I've created a system that can control employees in the field and create the timesheet ready for payroll.  I'm wanting to know what the requirements are for exporting the data to MYOB AccountRight in order to process payroll using STP.  My issue is that some employees will have multiple rates in the pay week depending on the role they work. Does MYOB allow multiple rates per day as well as per week when processing the payroll?

3 Replies

  • Hi PaulaYac,

     

    You’ve totally got this. You can manage different pay rates in MYOB, but by creating separate wage categories for each pay rate your employees might earn. And when it comes to exporting your timesheets or payroll info, just make sure your file matches MYOB’s required format depending on the data you’re working with. This guide has everything you need for this.  

     

    Cheers,

    Princess

  • PYacoub1's avatar
    PYacoub1
    Member
    5 months ago

    Thanks Princess_R I appreciate your response.  Do you know if when importing the data into MYOB can you have multiple rates per category or can you ask the pay rate to pick up the hourly rate from the imported data as opposed to setting up the pay rate in MYOB? I'm not entirely sure my question makes sense so I'll explain a little more for context.  I have a pay category lets call in LH1 (Labour Hire 1) on Job no 1 the employee gets say $5/hr however for the same category LH1 on a different job the employee gets $7/hr. Would you then have to setup two different pay rates or can you import the pay rate LH1 and then the rate gets imported into MYOB as per my CSV file?

     

  • Princess_R's avatar
    Princess_R
    MYOB Moderator
    5 months ago

    Hi PYacoub1,

     

    Your question makes perfect sense, but the system won’t allow you to bring in varying rates for one pay category directly through data import. You’ll have to type in those payroll details and pay rates yourself for each case. Only certain fields and columns are available for data import, you can check the full list of available fields and columns from the link I shared earlier.

     

    Cheers,

    Princess

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