Christmas and Holiday Processing Dates

Christmas and Holiday Processing Dates

Future or Advanced Payrolls

During the holidays the date you need to confirm a pay may change depending on the national public holidays.
A list of future processing dates and times is displayed on the dashboard, which you may find helpful for planning. 
It has the dates of future payrolls, the confirm by dates and when the pay will be available to employees based on your current payment method.
For more information here Close in Advance
For more information here iPayroll Payment Methods

Dashboard 

  1. Dashboard
  2. Future Payrolls 
  3. Select From Date 
  4. Click Go




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