We issue the Reconciliation invoice (Invoice #2) after the Payroll Pre-funding invoice (Invoice #1). The Reconciliation invoice, will compare costs actually incurred during the month to the amount collected on Invoice #1, the Payroll Pre-funding invoice. While we do all we can to ensure the Payroll Pre-funding invoice amount is as close as possible to what the actual charges will be, there are several common factors that can cause discrepancies: employees onboarding or off-boarding during the month, changes in local regulations, benefits changes, and variability in leave/working hours for each employee. Many of these factors can’t be known until the exact time payroll is run.
See also: What do the different invoice items mean?
The Reconciliation invoice includes:
- Base monthly salary
- Incentives
- Expenses
- Employer monthly social contributions
- On Payslip Benefits
- Remote's management fee
- Off Payslips costs
- Other costs
- Adjustments
Sample invoice
This is what a Reconciliation invoice with an outstanding credit looks like.
- The
Previously Billed
column of the invoice shows the amounts we've billed you previously (on the Payroll Pre-funding invoice), by category. This is to allow you to have one consolidated invoice that includes all amounts. - The
Final Actual
column is the actual payroll costs for that month, and includes all items discussed above. - The
Net Due
is the total of these two, and can result in a positive or negative number. A customer has to pay the net total of the Payroll Pre-funding and Reconciliation invoice each month.
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