Innovation That Drives Business Success
Staying competitive isn’t just about following industry trends – it’s about leading them. At Offshore Payroll, we recognise that every business has unique needs, which is why we offer more than just standard payroll solutions. Our cutting-edge payroll software is designed to streamline operations and empower your business. For those requiring a customised approach, our bespoke development services ensure your payroll system is perfectly tailored to your specific requirements.
Tailored Solutions for Complex Payroll Needs
Offshore Payroll’s cloud-based software is built to handle a diverse range of payroll challenges, but we understand that no two businesses are the same. That’s why we offer bespoke development services to extend and customise the functionality of our software, ensuring it meets your exact needs. From system integration to the automation of complex processes, our expertise in bespoke development has helped global organisations optimise their payroll and HR operations. We provide the custom solutions that allow your business to run smoothly, no matter how complex your requirements are.
We gave already developed bespoke solutions for clients across various industries, addressing unique challenges and transforming their payroll operations. Some of our previous custom features include:
HRIS Integrations: Seamless connections between payroll systems and Human Resource Information Systems for streamlined data management.
Custom Nominal Ledger Exports: Tailored financial reporting that aligns with your business’s specific accounting structure.
Unique BACS File Requirements: Meeting specialised payment file formats and standards with ease.
Automated Payroll Processing: Enhanced efficiency with advanced payroll automation systems.
Data Import and Export Capabilities: Simplified data flow management between multiple platforms.
Advanced Reporting: Customisable, detailed reports to provide the insights you need.
Custom Payroll Benefits Solutions: Payroll benefits tailored to meet the specific needs of your employees.
Pension Administration Tools: Integrated tools that streamline pension management.
These examples only scratch the surface. The range of bespoke development possibilities is vast, limited only by your business’s needs and vision. Whether it’s integrating complex systems, automating intricate processes, or creating custom features that give your company an edge, Offshore Payroll is committed to delivering innovative solutions that empower your business.
Unlock Your Business’s Potential
The possibilities for bespoke payroll solutions are extensive, and we’re here to bring your vision to life. If you’re looking for a system designed specifically around your business’s goals and challenges, we invite you to explore the transformative potential of custom development with Offshore Payroll.
Contact us today to discuss your unique requirements and discover how our bespoke payroll solutions can give your business the competitive advantage it deserves.
Ross Huelin
September 19, 2024
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Guernsey and Alderney secondary pension scheme delayed
The introduction of a government-approved secondary pension scheme for Guernsey and Alderney has been delayed.
The scheme was due to be established in 2022 after being approved by deputies, but Brexit and Covid-19 have caused a delay.
No alternative start date has yet been proposed. A delay was not unexpected given the challenges of the past year, and that it could help businesses already hit by the pandemic prepare for the scheme’s implementation.
Local employers will be obliged to offer a pension scheme for staff if they do not do so already, and to make contributions of up to 3.5% of salary.
The default scheme is to be administered by a UK auto-enrolment pension provider specialist, but many businesses are setting up new schemes with local providers.
Details of the delay are set out in Employment & Social Security’s Social Security Contributory Fund Accounts 2020, due to be discussed by the States on 16 June.
Source: Guernsey press Website (Secondary pensions held up by Covid and Brexit | Guernsey Press)
Employers urged to prepare for combined employer return
Revenue Jersey is reminding employers – including building contractors – to prepare for changes to the way they submit their returns of employees’ tax deductions, taxable benefits, contributions and manpower.
Under the current system employers submit their tax, social security, and manpower information on different returns.
From January 2022, employers will submit a Combined Employer Return (CER) every month, which will include tax, social security contributions and manpower all on the same return.
The deadline for the first return under the new system is 15 February 2022.
To complete the CER, employers who use their own payroll software will need to make changes to their systems. Employers who use the online employer returns form will be redirected to a new form when they submit their January 2022 return.
Submissions will need to include the correct social security numbers and tax identification numbers for each of their employees, to be accepted. Ahead of the change, employers will need to ensure all their records are correct and up to date.
Comptroller of Revenue, Richard Summersgill, said: “This initiative will make life easier for employers, enabling them to tell Government about a number of employee-related matters just once. It is the latest step in the Government’s plans to collect revenues more efficiently by centralising services and systems where it is appropriate to do so.”
“We’re committed to achieving this by modernising our legislation, providing easier access to services online, ensuring all customers can understand and meet their obligations while reducing costs.”
“The new return will make the submission process easier for employers but it’s important that employers are sufficiently prepared by having the correct information for their employees. We have been updating employers for some time and there is detailed information and advice on how to prepare for the changes on a dedicated webpage.”
More information about changes is available via the Government of Jersey website: www.gov.je/CombinedEmployerReturn
Payroll suppliers and employers have received information about the changes to give them enough time to update their systems and software.
Employers can also request IT specifications for their payroll provider, or subscribe to regular email updates by emailing: cer@gov.je
Source: Government of Jersey News Release.
2023 Updates for Jersey & Guernsey
There are some important changes for Jersey and Guernsey will come into effect from the 1st of January 2023, luckily for Offshore Payroll clients we’ve had these in place since early December and our databases have been automatically updated.
Jersey will see an end to the temporary reduction in Social Security contributions and a percentage rise from 4% to 6% for employee contributions from January 1st 2023.
There have also been annual updates to Guernsey and Jersey tax and social security thresholds, more details of these annual changes can be found by using the following links:
Click here for more information on 2023 Jersey Tax rates, allowances and reliefs
Click here for more information on 2023 Guernsey Tax rates, allowances and reliefs
If you’re considering a change in 2023 and are looking for a new Payroll software provider, then reach out and speak with a member of the team by using this link.
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Seamlessly integrates with Xero… great service from the team… A must have for a business with employees, ensuring payroll is completed effortlessly and facilitates the CER submissions.
De Wet Oosthuizen – Finance and Operations Manager
