QQi Level 5 Manual & Computerised Payroll using Thesaurus Payroll (5n1546)
22nd March 2018
6:30 pm
Location:
James O'Keeffe Institute, Newmarket, Co. Cork
Places remaining: 8
Cost: €350.00 (Plus booking fee)
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Start Date: 22nd March – 24th May
Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Duration: 10 Nights
Venue: IRD Duhallow, James O’Keeffe Institute, Newmarket
Tuition Fee: €350
Accreditation: Cert of Attendance
Course Description:
The purpose of this award is to equip the learner with the knowledge, skills and competence
to operate and maintain accurate payroll records using manual and computerised systems,
for an organisation, working under general direction and supervision.
Client Profile:
It is important that each client have basic computer experience and a working knowledge of
the keyboard, mouse and be able to switch on and off a PC. Ideally each client would have
access to a computer system where Thesaurus Payroll Manager is available to maximum
learning post training.
Course Aim & Objectives:
The aim is to give the learner the knowledge, skills and competency to:
• Explain the key terminology associated with personal taxation in preparing & maintaining payroll records both manually and on the computer using Thesaurus Payroll Software.
• Outline the advantages and disadvantages of a computerised system over a manual one for payroll processing purposes.
• Process the payroll for employee(s), using manual and computerised systems, under the cumulative tax system, to include; various elements of gross pay, holidays, unpaid leave, cut-off points, credits, all statutory and non-statutory deductions.
• Process the payroll for employee(s), under the emergency and temporary tax systems and subsequent transfer to the cumulative tax system.
• Demonstrate the changes in personal tax due to various factors to include; mid-year commencement and leaving of employment, changes in credits, refunds.
• Extract information from completed records to prepare all necessary mid-year and year end tax forms for employees.
• Extract information from completed records to prepare all necessary end-of-period and year end returns and tax forms for the Revenue Commissioners.
• Assess the effect of using alternative assessment methods to calculate the annual tax liability of married couples.
• Analyse the impact of changes in legislation on personal tax and take-home pay by comparing two tax years.
• Print a selection of reports after backing up computerised data on a suitable medium.