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Sage Payroll - June Support Bulletin
Revenue Payroll Notifications (RPNs)
Before you process pay each period, you must check you have the most up to date RPNs for your employees. If you're taking on new staff, you can request an RPN for any new employees before you pay them, this creates the employment on Revenue's records and an RPN is made available.Correcting your payroll
Everyone makes mistakes, don't worry though you can check the best way to make a correction using our handy guide.
Bike to work scheme
As an employer, you can purchase bikes and accessories tax free for your employees and deduct the net cost from their wages over an agreed time frame. Employees receive the full benefit of tax, universal social charge (USC) and social insurance (PRSI) relief on these amounts.


SEPA e-banking
Did you know you can create a file containing your employee's payment details, which you can import directly into your banking software? This means you can make payments directly to your employees' bank accounts from your computer, without the restriction of normal bank opening hours. Find out how
Generating a pension contribution file
If you collect from your employees or make payments on their behalf, you can generate a pension contribution report that contains information about all pension deductions associated with a particular pension provider.
If your pension provider wants this information, you can also upload a pension contribution file to them.


Starters and leavers
Whether you're employing someone new or saying goodbye to a member of staff, we've collated some common queries that you ask us about when dealing with new starters and those leaving your company. Read more
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