ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Adjusting annual leave to sick leave Hi AmyR01 Why don't you just make an adjustment to the employee leave balance in the employee details - add back to the annual leave using the opening balance, and reduce the sick leave balance. Re: Adjusting annual leave to sick leave Hi AmyR01 remove the IRD authorisation, then put it back in once you are complete Re: Payroll activity report - Gross earnings vs Taxable earnings The difference is normally a non taxable allowance - which is a bit deceptive because non taxable allowances don't form part of gross earnings. Re: Adjusting annual leave to sick leave Hi AmyR01 Don't forget to break the payday filing while you do this, or the second run will lodge to the IRD again. Re: Pay run in wrong financial year Hi WOODEND1 I'm assuming Business Payroll. What was the physical payment date? if the payment date was 31st March - then yes you will need to delete each person's pay in the pay history, then go to the IRD and remove the filing. This also might need to be per person and zero out the figures If you can't delete the filing. Then re-do with the correct date. If the payment date was actually the 1st or 2nd, then this is correct as it works on payment date. Re: Schedular payments for contractors registered for GST Hi Gonadular Business payroll doesn't cope with GST being included in schedular payments - are you only paying labour contractors or do you pay PAYE employees as well? Ace Payroll is around for another 12 months only, so probably not the best option - what Payroll are you using at present? Happy that you contact me offline - jennie@jkbusiness.co.nz Re: 2025.1 Payroll Incorrect Gross YTD Calculation Thanks Phil_mtc Now I understand what you mean - I will investigate this in the few clients we have still using this payroll, and I can lodge a case with our partner support team if I find the same. Re: 2025.1 Payroll Incorrect Gross YTD Calculation Hi Phil_mtc Annual leave calculations use the prior 52 weeks to when the leave is being paid out, so with your dates mentioned I would think this is correct. I would think it would be using the week ending dates only? The 52 week calculation is a roving 52 weeks and changes every payrun. Re: Different day in lieu cashouts taxed at different rates Hi HethBennett In MYOB Payroll you needed to use the tax override button when processing includes any lump sum payments, cashouts, termination pays etc. If you didn't this could have resulted in an employee getting a tax bill at year end. Same would happen if you cashed out the Day in Lieu as part of wages, or separately - the tax would likely be different. Business Payroll will be the same - but you will need to manually calculate the tax, rather than old MYOB Payroll would let you choose a secondary tax code. Re: Employee changes Hi krissiec Sorry to save - you need to lose the payrun to make any changes to employee information. Have been hoping that MYOB would fix this much sooner - as its a common thing to get part way through a payrun, to then need to make a change. We make sure we make any employee changes first before starting a payrun to stop the inefficiency.