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The range statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording, if used in the performance criteria, is detailed below. Essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment (depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts) may also be included. |
Payroll system may be: | computerisedmanual. |
Employee data includes: | allowancesdeductionsemployee detailsleave entitlementspay periodsrates of paysuperannuation detailstax declaration formstax file number. |
Designated persons may include: | immediate supervisorthose who have the authority to approve payroll decisions. |
Pay period details may include: | bonuscasual wagecommissioncontractpieceworksalarywage. |
Deductions and allowances may include: | car allowancehealth insuranceincome taxmeal allowancesuperannuation contributionstravel allowanceunion dues. |
Source data may include: | employee earnings and payroll registeremployee record and historyemployee timesheets. |
Variations may include: | holiday loadinglong service leaverates of payovertimepaid leavesick leavetaxationunpaid leave. |
Payroll preparation must include: | calculation of gross paycash analysiselectronic funds transfernet paypreparing pay advice slipspreparing chequessuperannuationtaxation and other deductions. |
Employee entitlements may include: | annual leave provisionschild supportdeductionslong service leave provisionsmaternity/paternity leave provisionssick leave provisionsstudy leave provisionssuperannuationworkers compensation. |
Legislative requirements must include: | Australian Tax Office regulations such as:Australian Business Number (ABN)Employment DeclarationTax File Number (TFN) DeclarationTPB requirements, including: registration requirements for BAS agents Code of Professional Conductconfidentiality and security of recordsHELPMedicare levypayroll taxATO Pay As You Go (PAYG) withholding tax laws.Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Act 1975ATO Fringe Benefits Tax lawsATO Superannuation LawsTax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA 2009)industry AwardsCommonwealthState and Territoryindividual employment contractsleave Acts: annual, sick and long service (Commonwealth, State and Territory)payroll tax laws Privacy Act 1988workers compensation and occupational health and safety (OHS) Acts and regulations. |
Legislative requirements relating to record keeping must include: | Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Act 1975ATO Fringe Benefits Tax lawsATO Pay As You Go (PAYG) withholding tax laws.ATO Superannuation LawsTax Agent Services Act 2009industry AwardsCommonwealthState and Territoryindividual employment contractsleave Acts: annual, sick and long service (Commonwealth, State and Territory)payroll tax laws Privacy Act 1988workers compensation and occupational health and safety (OHS) Acts and regulations. |
Payroll records must include: | cash analysis sheetselectronic funds transferemployee summary reportend of month reportsend of year reportspay advice slipspayment summariestaxation reports. |
Payroll enquiries may include: | emailface-to-facefaxtelephone. |
Payroll reports may include: | financial reportshuman resources reportsother management reports. |