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Reasons to have your payroll accounting entrusted to a partner outside the company
Keeping up to date with regulations. Payroll accounting depends on numerous acts
and regulations. Since Income Tax has been introduced eight years ago, these regulations have been revised at least once a year. A payroll accountant needs to be familiar with the following:
prior to bringing their business to us. These errors were eliminated once we took over their accounts. Should any errors occur in our practice, they are promptly recognized and repaired, due to our detailed familiarity with the overall system. Clients who undertake payroll accounting on their own, frequently cannot efficiently cope with errors. Timely payment. Since REGOS (Central Registry of Insured Persons) has started monitoring payrolls, various problems regarding payment were noted. As all the data is encrypted (protected), data transfer to the central database is frequently obstructed due to following reasons:
which can be time-consuming, causing an unwelcome delay for the client. However, we can promptly react in execution of such services, breaking the payment "barriers". Data storage and reconstruction. Frequently, there are inconsistencies between the payroll accounts and the payment itself. The accounts occasionally need to be reconstructed (due to audit, benefits payment checkup, court expertise, etc.). It is customary for a company keeping its own accounts to find the databases inappropriately stored, incomplete or altogether missing. It is important to emphasize that payroll data are defined as permanent. They should be available even after a company ceases to exist. (E.g., we still file reports to authorities on Societe Generale Bank (which left Croatia in 2000) and BHV Bank (left Croatia in 2001). Payroll confidentiality. Many companies subscribe to payroll confidentiality, which is another reason to entrust accounting to a partner outside the company. Employers are thus protected from undue criticism on behalf of any parties; additionally, they are free to reward their employees at will, which prevents "Why-does-he-get-paid-more-than-I-do?" situations. Filing reports to authorities. Control mechanisms require the reports to be filed on time and synchronized with payment accuracy. Due application of new regulations is of utmost importance here. Filing reports to the management. Our structure of data storage enables the creation of accurate and prompt reports of all kinds. This structure, in which a large quantity of data is organized in a handy way, makes possible a fast creation of reports on any desired payroll detail. Each company has its own methods of payroll supervision, so the management can set its own criteria for the creation of a steady flow of reports containing accurate data. These reports save valuable time which would otherwise have been wasted on creating analyses and making decisions.
are projecting to pay HRK 50-200 per employee (ˆ6,5-25), depending on the size of a given company. Our experience with companies we have worked with has proved that our prices allow for a cut in costs up to 50% (covering the costs of personnel, expendable supplies, equipment, time consumption), and ranging up to 10% costs overrun. Considering all of the above, plus the customer-friendly methods of running our services, it is our opinion that our offer is financially sound, even in those cases where there was a slight costs overrun. Additionally, if any of our clients should withdraw their business from Croatia, we continue filing all necessary payroll-related reports, free of charge. |
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