How to make employees pay slips

Certainly.

Simply Accounting, QuickBooks, and Wave seem to be popular.

Wave accounting does not make free pay stubs. You have to subscribe to their payroll feature.

Payment evolution does (last time I checked).

thx for your replies guys
I have already registered an account on payment evolution so just waiting for their verification email
I also came across this CRA website https://apps.cra-arc.gc.ca/ebci/rhpd/st ... ng=English. So if i am paying my employee hourly do i still choose first option where it says salary? So i am paying him $12 an hour and he did 40 hours so in salary i would put $480 ?


This third step was very confusing i have no idea what to enter in those boxes? Do i leave them blank?

When you get access to payment evolution just preset the employee's hourly rate, then enter the hours, and payment evolution will take care of the tax calculations.

NEMESIS_2008 wrote: ↑When you get access to payment evolution just preset the employee's hourly rate, then enter the hours, and payment evolution will take care of the tax calculations.

I was able to register and add my employee on payment evolution
Few questions i have. So on the payslip i dont see any portion for employer remittance http://s7.postimg.org/6dyo316wb/Untitled.png
so how can i know how much i have to pay to CRA? where can i check on payment evolution website?

I have a small business and I'm just using the summary from the CRA calculator. For section 3, just fill in the YTD amounts per your records (unless they are exempt). The amount you remit is the tax, CPP, and EI portion.

Jermyzy wrote: ↑I have a small business and I'm just using the summary from the CRA calculator. For section 3, just fill in the YTD amounts per your records (unless they are exempt). The amount you remit is the tax, CPP, and EI portion.

how about first section TD1 should i leave that as it is?

shouldnt YTD amounts be zero if its a new employee i just hired?

From my limited knowledge...

GanJa786 wrote: ↑how about first section TD1 should i leave that as it is?

yes, unless they've submitted a td1 form to you

shouldnt YTD amounts be zero if its a new employee i just hired?

Yes, if there are any overcontributions they can get back when they file their income tax

GanJa786 wrote: ↑I was able to register and add my employee on payment evolution
Few questions i have. So on the payslip i dont see any portion for employer remittance http://s7.postimg.org/6dyo316wb/Untitled.png
so how can i know how much i have to pay to CRA? where can i check on payment evolution website?

Can't remember off the top of my head. I'm sure there is a section in Payment Evolution that will show you employer portions.

I second simply accounting

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