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Payroll & Administration

AMI provides a complete, outsourced payroll solution that is perfectly suited to start-ups, as well as small and/or medium-sized companies that do not need full-time resource or would like to keep the details of staff earnings confidential.
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Payroll involves:

  • Capturing payroll data
  • Balancing & reconciling this data
  • Preparing tax reports
  • Processing deductions and benefits
  • Record keeping & reporting
  • Preparing payslips
  • Processing leave, benefits & incentives
  • Costings for new employee packages & amendments of existing packages
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Our monthly services include:

  • Processing of wage and/or salary payroll
  • Supplying payslips and monthly payroll reports
  • Monthly return submissions to relevant statutory bodies
  • Bi-annual EMP501 submissions
  • Registrations with the Department of Labour for UIF and Workman’s Compensation
  • Annual Workmen’s Compensation Return Submission

Understanding Payroll

PAYE


The long name is Pay As You Earn – this will appear on your employees payslip as PAYE. This deduction is a form of tax that is administered through companies; monthly deductions of tax from employees’ earnings, which is payable to SARS. It is the employer’s responsibility to register for PAYE with SARS on behalf of the employee, this is normally handled by the person handling your payroll.

UIF


The Unemployment Insurance Fund is a relief scheme that provides short-term benefits to contributors that are unemployed after being recently terminated, or unable to work because of something like maternity leave, for example. UIF contributions, like PAYE are deducted monthly from employees remuneration.

Employees are only exempt from paying UIF if:

  • The employees work less than 24 hours a month
  • They are the President or any other government official
  • They are independent contractors

  • Workmen’s Compensation

    Workmen’s Compensation is an annual requirement of The Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act which is designed to help employers avoid large, unexpected payouts and medical bills for injuries acquired while employees are on duty. You have an obligation as an employer to apply for Workmen’s Compensation, if you have more than one employee.

    Each year companies are assessed and pay fees based on employees earnings and the risks associated with their duties. Fees are subject to change based on increases of decreases in claims and there is the possibility of rebates for decreases in costs. Cooperation with Workmen’s Compensation earns you a certificate of good standing, which some customers (especially in cases Tender applications) require to do business with you.