Payroll Income Types

The Payroll Income Type identifies the source of a payroll income. The Unit of Measure for a payroll income is determined by the type. The following payroll income types are available in Sage Simply Accounting.

Income Type

Description

Hourly

Represents a base rate of pay paid on an hourly basis.

Differential

Represents an hourly rate of pay which is paid beyond normal working hours, such as overtime, night-shift, or holiday hours.

Piece Rate

Represents a pay rate dependent on the number of items produced by the employee.

Income

Represents a base pay rate based on regular pay periods, such as a bi-monthly cheque.

Benefit

Represents a benefit paid to an employee. Benefits are reported on both T4 and RL-1 forms, regardless of whether or not you have set up Sage Simply Accounting to calculate taxes for them.

Benefit (Que)

Represents a Quebec-only benefit paid to an employee. Quebec benefits are reported only on Relevé 1 (RL-1) slips.

Reimbursement

Represents an expense for which an employee is reimbursed, such as a car lease.

Note:  The payroll incomes Overtime 1 & 2 can only be defined as Hourly or Differential. The Regular income cannot be changed from Hourly.

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