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Introduction to Payroll Management. A Guide to New Business Owners – Part I


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No matter what business structure you aim to build, Payroll is an essential part of establishing your business. As long as it is not a one-man job, you will need to have a payroll system to get your employee/s their bread and butter, and for you to be able to run a successful company with satisfied employees, payroll management should be on top of your list of planning.
 
Throughout the years, businesses started to shift from manual payroll (performing tasks by hand, without the use of specialized software or automated systems) to automated payroll and that shift was necessary as it reformed the whole process into what it is now.
 
The shift from manual to automated payroll has benefited modern-day businesses in several ways. Most importantly, the significant reduction in errors in payroll processing and the minimization of the risk of inaccuracies in employee compensation. In addition to the fact that the use of advanced technology in automated payroll systems ensures compliance with tax laws and regulations, providing more efficient and effective payroll management, ultimately, leading to improved accuracy, efficiency, and time-saving for our current times
 

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