Wheres the SSP Recovery gone from the Payroll Analsysis?
SSP Recovery is calculated under the Percentage Threshold Scheme, which dictates that the only SSP you can recover is the amount which exceeds 13% of the gross NICs per tax month per PAYE scheme. Since TriPay splits employees into payrolls, it follows that you can have more than one payroll (or even more than one company) containing data relating to a single PAYE scheme. We had already modified Payroll Analysis [PNA] to accumulate payrolls into tax months for the purposes of calculating SSP Recovery, but where multiple payrolls per PAYE scheme were concerned, this was not enough. We have added a facility to Payroll Control File Maintenance [PPM] to group together payrolls which share a common PAYE reference by designating one as a master and the others as its slaves. This allows Payroll Analysis to report a consolidated total Yellow Book Summary at the end of each tax month, for all payrolls in the same PAYE scheme. Since SSP Recovery is the only figure calculated across an entire PAYE
