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More Than AccountantsMore Than Accountants The ability to keep track of payroll is critical – and nothing irritates employees more than an error or a delay in the delivery of pay slips. You can rely on our outsourced payroll solution to ensure that your employees are paid on time as well as that their national insurance and pension payments are calculated correctly. We’ll tell you who and what to pay, present you with payslips, and file your HMRC reports on your behalf. We handle all aspects of a company’s payroll, providing the most comprehensive service available.
We are best known for our all-inclusive unlimited service plan, which includes all accounting services required by a UK business and more for a fixed monthly fee. Furthermore, when you sign up for our all-inclusive service, we will give you a 50 percent discount on any outstanding Payroll responsibilities you may have.
Join More Than Accountants and become a client by generating a quote on our website or calling us on 0161 8040808.
We will collect all the necessary information from you and contact your previous accountant on your behalf if applicable. We will then collect employee information and every aspect of payroll on a weekly or monthly basis dependent on your pay frequency.
Our expert accountants will calculate your Payroll and generate your employee pay slips
Once you are satisfied with the Payroll run we will submit the information on your behalf to the HMRC.
More Than Accountants specialises in an accounting package that aims to boost your company’s profitability while lowering your tax bill.
This package includes all of your accounting needs and more. Bookkeeping on a monthly or quarterly basis, company accounts, VAT returns (if applicable), management reports, regular tax reviews and advice, and self-assessments. All completed using Xero accountancy software.
Unlimited Telephone and Email Support
True unlimited accounting package that covers all of your accounting needs with no hidden costs. We guarantee a maximum three-hour response time to your enquiries.
Unlimited telephone & email support
Never any hidden costs
Guaranteed 3 hour response times
What "extras" are included in the fixed monthly fee?
We provide you with quarterly or monthly management reports using Xero Accounting Software and Dext Receipt Reading Technology, allowing you to make informed company business decisions and allowing your accountant to provide you with regular tax guidance.
Monthly or Quarterly Management Reports
Xero & Dext Included
Regular Tax Advice
Switching Accountant - Easy Transition
We quickly take over all of your accounting needs once you give us the green light. If necessary, we will contact your prior accountant on your behalf, with the goal of bringing your accounting and tax situation up to date as quickly as possible.
We contact your current accountant on your behalf.
We make contact with HMRC to get approved as your accountant.
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Learn what it’s like to utilise More Than Accountants’ all-inclusive unlimited accountancy service from a few of our customers.
Isaac Matovu2021-10-08Great accountants and highly responsive and helpful to all our needs. They are able to take the time to clearly explain everything that is expected and required. Including providing application like xero and reciept bank which streamlines our ability to keep our books. Tariq Ali was extremly helpful!
Deeps Mistry2021-10-08Thanks to Andrew and particularly Ryan, He is always very keen to help and is very persistent which is something i was looking for in an accountant but it very rare. Thanks so much and looking forward to continuing the professional relationship
Paul2021-09-28Excellent remote accountancy service. I have been using them for over 5 years now and their service is excellent. Andrew & Ryan have always been available to help.
Kieran Wilson2021-09-08I have only just started working with More Than Accountants and I already feel at ease. When it comes to tax and booking keeping I have let it slip a little due to various events and I can honestly say More Than Accountants are definitely what there name suggests they have gone above and beyond to help me and not only that teach me, so I can do better business they have amazing, friendly staff and they have resources that can help further your business I 100% recommend these for anyone . Honestly Thanks again.
Natalie Weller2021-08-31We could not have asked for a more welcoming, helpful company to engage with. Simon, always a pleasure to talk too and sorts any queries faster than lighting. Jamie in credit control, brilliant communication and always pleasant to deal with. And Khamis, absolute star. A lot of work needed on a very short space of time, and is always calm and reassuring. A huge thank you from us for saving us a lot of time and grey hairs
Russell Gambier2021-08-25I have used More than Accountants for over5 years now. They are always helpful and approachable. Ready to help with problems and resolve issues. Thanks to Danny and Jamie for help and advice.
Martin Brimicombe2021-08-24Really great company, would definitely recommend them!
Richard Brown2021-08-21Very professional team who always resolve issues to my satisfaction.
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More Than Accountants covers all your payroll needs, including pensions and CIS where applicable.
The role of an employer is very important. As an employer, you will be the one who makes the contracts for your employees. At the same time, you will guarantee that they receive fair treatment within the workplace.
Although having these employees working for you is beneficial, as an employer in the UK, you will be responsible for paying your employees, and will be required to use PAYE in connection with their payroll. Employers are also required by HMRC to pay some employees’ PAYE. At first, the process might seem intimidating. However, once you are set up, you will find that it is quite simple, and you can easily get the ball rolling.
More Than Accountants online payroll services provides completely managed payroll services at a low cost, saving your company time and money.
Each customer is assigned a payroll administrator who will assist you with your payroll service and answer any queries you may have.
We also provide bookkeeping and accounting services so that you can keep track of all of your administrative needs in one spot.
For all sectors and sizes of UK businesses, we provide an incredibly precise payroll solution headquartered in the UK. Our outsourced payroll system is fully managed and simple to use, saving your company time and money. Let More Than Accountants take care of all your UK payroll needs today!
Our payroll experts can handle your employer responsibilities and auto enrolment quality standards, saving you time and avoiding any potential penalties in this complicated industry.
More Than Accountants offer a cost effective dedicated team tailored to meet your payroll outsourcing requirements.
Employers should start setting up employee payroll immediately, right after hiring their very first employee. Payroll should be set up prior to paying them their first salary or wages. You should not leave this to the last minute if you have unexpected issues to attend to.
Before you start paying your employees using PAYE, there are some things that you need to do:
Now you already have all the things you need in processing your first employee’s pay with HMRC using PAYE.
With regards to payroll tax deduction, one of your greatest concerns should be national insurance contributions. This is because, aside from paying NICs for your employees, you’ll also need to pay for yourself. NIC thresholds are much lower compared to formal taxes, so most likely you will have to pay them.
Furthermore, by the time your employees have started to earn a certain amount, it is also required that you compute the amount that they owe when it comes to income tax. Deductions also include pensions, student loans, and other contributions that need to be withheld.
It is important to remember that the circumstances of every employee differ depending on how much they earn. Therefore, you should make sure that you have all the essential information for every employee.
If you are late in sending your Full Payment Summary or you have not sent one, then HMRC will send you a late filing notice. You will probably need to pay a penalty if you can’t give any valid reason for sending the summary late or not sending one at all.
You should see to it that the Full Payment summaries that you send are complete and be sure to send them prior to the cutoff date. If you failed to do so or the payrolls that you send are incomplete, then this could create a negative impact on your employee’s benefits.
Keep in mind that if you are a new employer, there is a greater risk that your PAYE scheme might be closed if within 120 days you fail to send a Full Payment Summary. Hence, if you apply as an employer, be sure that you hire employees and pay them regularly. If not, then you might have to go through the whole process of registering as an employer all over again.
Statutory payments include statutory adoption pay, statutory maternity pay, and statutory sick pay. All of these are processed through PAYE and payroll, at the same time, they should be reported to the HMRC.
If you are one of those employees who have made statutory payments, then there are chances that you can claim back some of these payments. However, the precise amount that can be recovered will greatly depend on National Insurance Contributions every year.
Employees are qualified to have 28 weeks of statutory sick pay. New mothers in the UK are provided with as much as 52 weeks of maternity leave, which is also applicable to adoption leave. Presently, paternity leave is set between one to two consecutive weeks.
Employers in the UK are required to register their employees in a pension scheme in case they have not enrolled in any. However, if the earnings of the employees do not exceed £120 per week, then you are not required to register your employees in a pension scheme.
After you have registered your employees in a particular pension scheme, then there are some things that you need to do:
Usually, the pension amount is taken from the employees’ salaries; however, in some contracts, it will be the employer who is solely responsible for making these payments.
RTI or Real-Time Information is the most advanced online system of HMRC which is being used for monitoring all payroll information. After you have submitted the information, you cannot revoke it, hence, mistakes can be very costly. Any typical payment reporting can be accomplished through RTI. Consequently, employers should let HMRC know if their employee quits or if they fire an employee, as well as if they hire a new employee. Or if there are some changes in the employee’s circumstances
Aside from the monthly reports that you submit to HMRC, you are also required to complete a year-end report that must be submitted by April 5 or at the end of the tax year. In other words, you should not do this process to the last minute since it can be very time-consuming. Usually, your year-end report will be composed of the following:
At the start of the new tax year, you could also:
If you are an employer who is having some difficulties dealing with the process of payroll taxes and PAYE, then you can always hire a tax professional or an accountant to manage your PAYE for you. In this way, you can always ensure that everything is above board and, at the same time, you can avoid running into any trouble with HMRC. If hiring is an additional expense that you cannot afford, then you can always hire a freelancer which you can pay per hour, or you could take some time to understand how PAYE works. Either way, learning how PAYE works can be advantageous to you as an employer. If you are having trouble understanding anything, then you can always get in touch with HMRC’s payment helpline.