Step-by-Step Payroll Process 
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Of Payroll Process & Its introduction 
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Introduction Of Payroll Process 
• Payroll involves performing many tasks to ensure accurate 
and timely paychecks and payroll tax and record-keeping 
compliance. 
• These duties cannot be rushed, and they should be 
performed with painstaking detail. 
• Otherwise, erroneous paychecks and improper payroll tax 
and record-keeping procedures can result. 
• The former situation can cause employees to become 
upset; the latter two situations can cause penalties from 
the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of 
Labor. 
• Consequently, when doing payroll, apply a step-by-step 
process.
Step_1 
• Process the payroll ahead of time. Devise a 
payroll-processing schedule that allows you 
ample time to process the payroll and to 
correct detected errors before employees 
receive their paychecks. For example, perform 
payroll processing two or three days before 
the actual pay date.
Step-2 
• Make changes to the employee’s 
payroll record, if applicable. This includes: 
address changes; payroll deduction changes, 
such as W-4 and state income tax form 
changes; and voluntary deduction changes, 
such as retirement and health benefits. 
Furthermore, enter new hire information for 
employees hired in the current pay period.
Step-3 
• Compute timekeeping data from time cards or 
time sheets and enter the hours to be paid 
into the system, such as regular, overtime and 
vacation hours. If you use a computerized 
timekeeping system, you can import the time 
into the payroll software. All you have to do is 
ensure the time is transported correctly and 
make the necessary edits.
Step-4 
• Pay other types of income, such as bonuses, commissions 
and retroactive pay due to a pay raise. Perform other 
adjustments, such as additional pay or wage deduction due 
underpayment or overpayment from a prior pay period. 
• Prorate the salaried employee’s pay if she 
terminates but does not work the entire pay period, and 
enter stop dates in the payroll software to stop future 
payments. Furthermore, prorate the salaried new 
employee’s pay if she’s hired after 
the current pay period begins. 
• For instance, if she starts working on the fourth day of the 
biweekly pay period, pay her for seven working days 
instead of 10.
Step-5 
• Print reports that allow you to verify the 
payroll before you print paychecks and 
generate the direct deposit file. Make 
adjustments, if necessary.
Step-6 
• Print paychecks/pay stubs. Generate the direct 
deposit file and forward to the bank. Contact 
the bank and ensure it is appropriately 
received, and verify the amount received.
Step-7 
• Print payroll registers showing 
employees’ gross-to-net wages 
for the current payroll. File in a confidential 
storage area. Keep these records for a 
minimum of three years. Keep timekeeping 
records and those upon which wage 
computations are based for a minimum of two 
years.
Step-8 
• Print and distribute reports needed by related 
departments, such as human resources and 
finance, for benefits administration and 
reconciliation purposes. If a separate 
department or company handles payroll taxes, 
forward the necessary tax records for each pay 
period to the appropriate individual.
Tips 
• Payroll software calculates payroll taxes for 
you. Still, always keep a copy of Internal 
Reveue Service Circular E handy to help you 
understand your payroll tax obligations. 
Contact your state taxation agency (see 
Resources) for guidelines on your state payroll 
tax obligations.
Reference Sites 
• http://www.remunance.com/ 
• http://makemysalary.net/ 
• http://www.markmypresence.in/
Thanks 
• Thank You For reading our PPT 
• Remunance Systems Pvt. Ltd. 
11 - Erandawane Phatak Park, Off Karve Road 
Pune - 411004, India 
Phone: (+91-20) 25453788 Fax: (+91-20) 
25456009

Payroll processing

  • 1.
    Step-by-Step Payroll Process Lets start with sequential procedure Of Payroll Process & Its introduction Continue>>>>>>>>
  • 2.
    Introduction Of PayrollProcess • Payroll involves performing many tasks to ensure accurate and timely paychecks and payroll tax and record-keeping compliance. • These duties cannot be rushed, and they should be performed with painstaking detail. • Otherwise, erroneous paychecks and improper payroll tax and record-keeping procedures can result. • The former situation can cause employees to become upset; the latter two situations can cause penalties from the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of Labor. • Consequently, when doing payroll, apply a step-by-step process.
  • 3.
    Step_1 • Processthe payroll ahead of time. Devise a payroll-processing schedule that allows you ample time to process the payroll and to correct detected errors before employees receive their paychecks. For example, perform payroll processing two or three days before the actual pay date.
  • 4.
    Step-2 • Makechanges to the employee’s payroll record, if applicable. This includes: address changes; payroll deduction changes, such as W-4 and state income tax form changes; and voluntary deduction changes, such as retirement and health benefits. Furthermore, enter new hire information for employees hired in the current pay period.
  • 5.
    Step-3 • Computetimekeeping data from time cards or time sheets and enter the hours to be paid into the system, such as regular, overtime and vacation hours. If you use a computerized timekeeping system, you can import the time into the payroll software. All you have to do is ensure the time is transported correctly and make the necessary edits.
  • 6.
    Step-4 • Payother types of income, such as bonuses, commissions and retroactive pay due to a pay raise. Perform other adjustments, such as additional pay or wage deduction due underpayment or overpayment from a prior pay period. • Prorate the salaried employee’s pay if she terminates but does not work the entire pay period, and enter stop dates in the payroll software to stop future payments. Furthermore, prorate the salaried new employee’s pay if she’s hired after the current pay period begins. • For instance, if she starts working on the fourth day of the biweekly pay period, pay her for seven working days instead of 10.
  • 7.
    Step-5 • Printreports that allow you to verify the payroll before you print paychecks and generate the direct deposit file. Make adjustments, if necessary.
  • 8.
    Step-6 • Printpaychecks/pay stubs. Generate the direct deposit file and forward to the bank. Contact the bank and ensure it is appropriately received, and verify the amount received.
  • 9.
    Step-7 • Printpayroll registers showing employees’ gross-to-net wages for the current payroll. File in a confidential storage area. Keep these records for a minimum of three years. Keep timekeeping records and those upon which wage computations are based for a minimum of two years.
  • 10.
    Step-8 • Printand distribute reports needed by related departments, such as human resources and finance, for benefits administration and reconciliation purposes. If a separate department or company handles payroll taxes, forward the necessary tax records for each pay period to the appropriate individual.
  • 11.
    Tips • Payrollsoftware calculates payroll taxes for you. Still, always keep a copy of Internal Reveue Service Circular E handy to help you understand your payroll tax obligations. Contact your state taxation agency (see Resources) for guidelines on your state payroll tax obligations.
  • 12.
    Reference Sites •http://www.remunance.com/ • http://makemysalary.net/ • http://www.markmypresence.in/
  • 13.
    Thanks • ThankYou For reading our PPT • Remunance Systems Pvt. Ltd. 11 - Erandawane Phatak Park, Off Karve Road Pune - 411004, India Phone: (+91-20) 25453788 Fax: (+91-20) 25456009