This course aims to train individuals to be competent in completing the monthly payroll function. It focuses on employee and payroll records, statutory registrations and the Basic Conditions of Employment Act. It is also a thorough study of employees’ tax, interactions with SARS, and computerised payroll.
- Description
- Overview
- Qualification
- Designation
- Requirements
- Duration
- Packages
- Assessment
- What's Next?
Description
This course aims to train individuals to be competent in completing the monthly payroll function. It focuses on employee and payroll records, statutory registrations and the Basic Conditions of Employment Act. It is also a thorough study of employees’ tax, interactions with SARS, and computerised payroll.
Accreditation
This is a SACOB Short Learning Programme or Short Course.
Overview
Plan, organise, implement, monitor and work within the payroll environment
Record and validate input variations on employee records
Basic conditions of employment
Statutory registrations
Complete PAYE documents
Computerised payroll
Monthly SARS returns and eFiling
Qualification
Certificate of Completion of SACOB Payroll Practices.
A hard copy certificate is available on request ,at a courier fee of R150.
Designation
This Short course can qualify you for an advantage in studying in the field of Accounting, and can make you eligible to take on more bookkeeping responsibilities in your current position.
Requirements
Open access, no requirements
Duration
10 weeks
Packages
SACOB Online Classroom
Assessment
2 Timed Quizzes
1 Written Assignment
What's next
You are now eligible to further your studies and sharpen your skills with more short courses or take it a level up and go for a professional body certification to build onto these vital skills.
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