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#7118 - 01/12/11 07:52 AM Retro of NI
Gus Offline
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Ok so retro for back dated NI changes is a manual process

One of the consultants on site has mentioned that there a third party product (some sort of add on) to Oracle which will handle retroing of NI

Anyone any experience of anything like this ??

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#7121 - 01/12/11 09:53 AM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
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Never heard of it!

Delboy

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#7132 - 02/12/11 09:31 AM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
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Gus,

I have something I created which will assist you in recalculating NI if you want a copy??

email me and I will pass on what I have. pauljohngos...at...yahoo dot co dot uk

Cheers


Paul


Edited by CT (02/12/11 09:35 AM)
Edit Reason: Changed email address to protect from spam-bots!

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#7133 - 02/12/11 09:58 AM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
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I'll have a copy Paul!

Cheers,

Delboy

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#7134 - 02/12/11 10:09 AM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
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I will send you a copy my good man :-) I will also include instructions ... not that its needed.

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#7135 - 02/12/11 11:02 AM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
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There is a third-party Retro-NI product built to particularly support Public Sector, although as far as I am aware it will also handle Private Sector as well. It's currently been taken up by a couple of Local Authorities.

I'll get you the details if you want.

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#7139 - 02/12/11 12:05 PM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
ihilliard Offline
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Hi,

I have developed the third party add on that Peter refers to, it is commercially available and is currently live at a couple of councils, please give me a call on 07775 780870 if you would like more information.

Best regards,

Ian hilliard

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#7140 - 02/12/11 12:06 PM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
ihilliard Offline
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Hi Paul,

I'd also be interested in hearing about your solution,

Regards

Ian

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#7141 - 02/12/11 12:28 PM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
paulgos Offline
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Hi Ian,

My solution is just a one person spreadsheet that calculates the NI due on NIAble pay. All you do is enter the amount the NIAble pay in one cell, the new NIAble pay value and the differeces are given on he spredsheet in the same manner as the NI element expects, i.e. Pay Value, LEL, UEL etc.

Its not as magic as your version matey :-) Its more for use in a payroll department when you have a small number of NI adjustments to make (in year).

I find that most Payroll departments have no idea how to calculate PAYE and NI manually hense my spreadsheets to assist.

Cheers


Paul

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#7142 - 02/12/11 12:29 PM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
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Hi Ian,

I already have your Power Point

Will ring you shortly

Gus

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#7143 - 02/12/11 12:50 PM Re: Retro of NI [Re: Gus]
ihilliard Offline
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Hi,

Im in an area with very little network coverage so I you can leave me a message I will ring you back asap,

Cheers,

Ian

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