Payroll

Introduction This blog series covered many exciting features and enhancements that are coming with Vista 7 Payroll. To close the series, we’re highlighting the steps you can take to prepare for the upgrade if you have chosen to participate in the beta. There are some tasks you can complete in Vista right away. We’ll also…

Vista 7 Payroll – Data-Centric Processing As all payroll professionals know, rules and regulations are constantly in flux. Whether at a federal or local level, your system needs to be flexible enough to quickly pivot to meet new government-mandated requirements. Traditionally, the Payroll engine in Vista has used a consolidated tax table to facilitate tax-related…

The new Online Payroll Register makes it easier than ever to access your Payroll Register data. This new set of Vista 7 Payroll pages provides immediate access to your register data directly from within Vista. These new pages are not replacing the existing Payroll Register report. Rather, the Online Payroll Register provides an alternative access…

The Payroll Queue is a new feature available with Vista 7 Payroll that identifies when payroll-related changes are made to a given employee. Normally, a Payroll Validation Phase includes all employees that match the batch header. Subsequent runs reprocess each employee, even if their payroll setup hasn’t changed. Running a Payroll Validation Phase in Queue…

Vista 7 Payroll is an ongoing project at PDS to enhance all of the Payroll functionality offered with Vista. This includes behind the scenes technical updates, as well as front end enhancements to make your payrolls faster and your life easier. Process improvements Vista 7 Payroll includes a slew of enhancements that will reduce processing…

As a payroll administrator, do you receive a lot of questions on when the next paycheck will be received? For example, your company’s check date is usually the 15th of every month, but this time the 15th falls on a weekend, like Saturday or Sunday therefore employees will be getting paid on the 14th instead.…