Payroll

Our Payroll Service is an important time saving administration process which every church should consider. Whether you are a small church with just one person on your payroll or a larger church with several pastors and employees, we can tailor our payroll service to suit your individual requirements and provide a well-managed payroll solution.

We provide a unique and comprehensive Payroll Service designed for churches and smaller charities which is aimed at relieving church Treasurers from the administrative burden of operating a PAYE scheme and meeting the new RTI Inland Revenue deadlines introduced from 6th April 2013.

FIEC Payroll Services will satisfy all of your Payroll obligations:

• Register you as an employer with the Inland Revenue
• Process Monthly payroll and send you payslips and summary reports
• Calculate PAYE and NICs liabilities
• Deal with all types of payments and deductions (salaries, pensions, SSP, SMP, SPP, Student loan deductions, etc.)
• Process starters and leavers
• Answer questions from you or your pastor/staff
• Deal with the Tax Office on your behalf
• Complete Employers Annual Return Form P35
• Process monthly RTI online submissions to HMRC
• Complete year end P60s and provide copies for you and your pastor/staff

Our fees for the tax year 2013/14 are:

Set up fee
£50.00

Monthly processing fee
£15.00 fixed fee (up to 2 employees)
+ £2.50 per employee  

Year end work, including online filing
£40.00 fixed fee (1 to 4 employees)
£60.00 fixed fee (5 or more employees)

For further information contact:
Tim Oldridge
01858 411555
[email protected]

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