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Nanny payroll recs?

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Emo76 · 28/02/2011 10:08

Hello, wondered if anyone on here could recommend a nanny payroll service (such as nannytax, which I have used before, but seems to be getting more and more expensive and I don't need a contract check just payslips and quarterly tax and return etc!) Many thanks in advance!

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flowery · 28/02/2011 11:15

Find an accountant to do it instead is my recommendation. I have an accountant who does my end-of-year, payroll for myself plus self-assessment for myself, and he is doing my nanny's payroll for an additional £50. I used Nannypaye and they were pretty rubbish tbh, not good value at all.

RJN71 · 01/03/2011 10:45

I did a lot of research on this and definitely recommend 'taxcare for nannies' (www.taxcarefornannies.co.uk/) - the most affordable and incredibly easy to work with - very accessible

angrygingermidget · 01/03/2011 21:46

www.payefornannies.co.uk/

Try these guys. I have just started using them and hey are pretty reasonable

RibenaBerry · 02/03/2011 13:58

I use PAYE for nannies. Agree that I found Nannytax shockingly expensive.

Flowery - do you know what your accountant would charge if you weren't giving him other business? As an employee, I don't need an accountant, but might be worth looking into...

flowery · 02/03/2011 14:03

Hi Ribena - not sure. My total fee last year for my personal payroll, SA and the company accounts stuff was about £450 I think, not including the nanny's payroll. So although I imagine it would be more than the £50 he's charging me, probably not a lot more. The nanny isn't employed by my company either, so I am set up as a separate employer as well.

Might be worth checking. You know, seeing as you can probably manage without the shockingly incompetent employment law stuff and all that... Grin

RibenaBerry · 02/03/2011 14:06

Hee hee, yes, I'd hope I could deal with contracts, holidays and the like! I'll check that out when I come up for renewal. Hadn't really thought about going straight to an accountant.

Emo76 · 02/03/2011 19:24

Thanks for the suggestions everyone. If I had an accountant already then I would get them to do it, but the thought of trying to find an efficient one is a bit too much right now and I am guessing it wouldn't just be £50 for payslips etc.
Might give PAYE for nannies a go. Will report back in a few months!

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owenmeany · 04/03/2011 20:15

PAYE for Nannies are great - was recommended on here, v pleased (have had some sick pay/net/gross issues and they are very on the ball).

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