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Payroll Calculator 2009

buzzing · 2009-09-25 12:00:18

Hi all Currently we use an excel spreadsheet for calculation of payroll (calculation of wages and salaries). The slow is very slow and can be prone to errors and mistakes. We are looking for an system that can calculate wages quickly and accurately but not necessary buying a payroll package. We understand that there are…

25-09-2009 1:00pm

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buzzing

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Hi all

Currently we use an excel spreadsheet for calculation of payroll (calculation of wages and salaries). The slow is very slow and can be prone to errors and mistakes.
We are looking for an system that can calculate wages quickly and accurately but not necessary buying a payroll package.
We understand that there are trial versions however they only last 3 months and then one has to buy the package.
any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Regards
B

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#2 27-09-2009 12:09am

TaxingTimes

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Payroll software would be the best way to go - most cost around €150 plus VAT per year, but keep an eye out - some require you to buy their paper for printing - others print ou onto plain paper

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#3 27-09-2009 2:27pm

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13 euros a month seems like great value for money if it takes a headache away.

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