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Payroll Management Project
Payroll Management Project
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION:..................................................................................................................................3
OBJECTIVES:.........................................................................................................................................4
ANALYSIS:..............................................................................................................................................5
GATHER INFORMATION FOR PAYROLL:.....................................................................................................................5
CALCULATION OF GROSS PAY AND NET PAY.............................................................................................................6
TESTING:................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
FINDINGS:..........................................................................................................................................10
CONCLUSION:...................................................................................................................................11
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INTRODUCTION:
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OBJECTIVES:
The payroll system should ensure that all legal and tax
requirements related to payroll processing are met, such as
deductions for taxes, social security contributions, and other
government-mandated payments.
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ANALYSIS:
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CALCULATION OF GROSS PAY AND NET PAY:
The total monetary compensation that an employee receives during a
pay period is known as gross salary. Gross compensation includes
overtime pay, tips, commissions, and bonuses. It excludes non-cash
benefits like health insurance. With the required information, we can
begin calculating the pay checks.
Gross pay is determined by multiplying the number of hours worked by
the pay rate. Can also include any additional income earned such as
overtime and bonus.
Net pay is an employee’s earnings after all deductions are taken out.
Net monthly pay is the actual amount an employee earns on a month-on-
month basis, after the employer has made all deductions from the gross
income. Here is a formula to use to figure out your net pay:
Net Pay = Gross Pay – Taxes and Deductions
The tax rates are determined by the government and are based on
income slabs. The income tax calculation is done based on the following
formula: Taxable Income = Gross Salary - Deductions;
Income Tax = (Taxable Income x Applicable Tax Rate) - Tax Rebate.
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Computation of Gross pay, Income Tax using Excel formula
Final output after adding up total of gross pay, income tax and net pay.
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TESTING:
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The worksheet is now protected & this is the final output of payroll.
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FINDINGS:
Excel as software may be used for far too many things to enumerate. As
a result, it can assist organisations right from the start of the monthly
payroll tab.
It is used to store and manage personnel information. Furthermore, this
information might be kept alphabetically, by certain dates, or in other
ways.
This gives you a lot of flexibility in terms of how you enter, organise,
and view data. Because Excel allows you to easily handle data, you can
add, remove, and edit information whenever you choose.
This is becoming an increasingly important benefit to avoid errors
while recording payroll information.
Excel can convert any data into charts, diagrams, or graphs. This is
ideal for presentations and simple comprehension of complex payroll
information.
Payroll sheet in Excel, which comes in handy because data
manipulation is a breeze with this programme. Formulas can also be
utilised in spreadsheet inputs. This makes it simple to put numbers into
particular spots on the spreadsheet itself.
Excel will also complete the necessary computations automatically. As
a result, you will make little attempt to acquire pay check outcomes.
So you’re not only saving a lot of your essential company time, but
you’re also minimising the amount of work you have to do for the
applicable payroll period chore .
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CONCLUSION:
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