Can I make changes to an existing frequency?
This feature is available on all PaySpace editions.
Once a frequency is created, the system automatically creates future runs for the remainder of the Tax Year based on the settings selected.
If any of these settings are incorrect, applying a change to the affected frequency on the Company Pay Frequencies screen. The changes made will only take effect when the new tax year begins.
Each run will have to be corrected under the Future Runs section on the Company Payslip Pay Dates screen. Complete and return the attached forms to support@payspace.com, if you are unable to make the required changes.
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