Matching a bulk payroll transaction from bank feeds to individual payroll transactions

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Matching a bulk payroll transaction from bank feeds to individual payroll transactions

When I process my payroll each week I manually log into internet banking and pay each employee but it comes up on my bank statement as one bulk transaction amount. (not single amounts).  How do I match the bulk dollar figure in my bank feeds to the many single employee transactions in order to reconcile?.

 

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Re: Matching a bulk payroll transaction from bank feeds to individual payroll transactions

@Janette_G

 

Welcome to the MYOB Community Forum, I hope you find plenty of useful information.

 

Change the pay from account on the pays from Cheque to Cash and make sure the Linked account for Cash payments is the Payroll Clearing Account.

Then when the total amount shows up in the bank feed create a Transaction Rule that automatically links the payment to the Payroll Clearing Account.

 

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Re: Matching a bulk payroll transaction from bank feeds to individual payroll transactions

Thank you

This has worked. 

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