Employee import fields

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<BLANK> means leave the field blank.

Field name Notes
Payroll Code  
Status Former or Current
NI Number  
NI Table  
Tax Code  
W1M1 True or False <BLANK> = False
Gender Male or Female
Date of Birth DD/MM/YYYY
Marital Status Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed, Civil Partnership or Unknown
Join Date DD/MM/YYYY
Starter Declaration A, B, C or Unknown
Student Loan A government loan that students can use to help pay for their education. <Blank>, Plan One, Plan Two or Plan Four
Postgrad Loan True or False <BLANK> = False
Director Start Date DD/MM/YYYY
Director End Date DD/MM/YYYY
Director NI Alt Method True or False or <BLANK>
Dept Code Department Code created for company.
Tip: If it does not exist, will be created and assigned to employee.
Dept Name Department Name created for company.
Tip: If it does not exist, will be created and assigned to employee
Cost Centre Code Cost centre Code created for company.
Tip: If it does not exist, will be created and assigned to employee
Cost Centre Name Cost centre Name created for company.
Tip: If it does not exist, will be created and assigned to employee
Left Date DD/MM/YYYY
Title Free text (Max 30 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
First Name Free text (Max 34 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Middle Name Free text (Max 34 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Surname Free text (Max 34 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Email Free text (Max 100 characters)
Telephone Free text (Max 30 characters)
Mobile Free text (Max 30 characters)
Passport Number Free text (Max 24 characters)
Addr1 Free text (Max 100 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Addr2 Free text (Max 100 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Addr3 Free text (Max 100 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Addr4 Free text (Max 100 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Addr5 Free text (Max 100 characters)
Tip: Avoid punctuation
Postcode  
Country England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Outside of the UK, United Kingdom or <BLANK>
Email Payslip A statement provided by an employer to an employee, detailing their wages, deductions, and net pay for a specific pay period.This is a legal requirement under the employment rights act and should be received on or before the pay date. True or False <BLANK> = False
PDF Password Free text (Max 100 characters) - Password type should be Custom
PDF Password Type NiNumber, InitialsAndDob, Custom or <BLANK>
Hours Normally Worked Less than 16, More than 16, More than 24, More than 30, Not Regular or <BLANK>
On Hold True, False or <BLANK>
Paid Pension True, False or <Blank>
Annual Pension Amount Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Paid due to bereavement True, False or <BLANK>
Apprentice A person who is employed to learn a skilled trade, and who will typically work alongside experienced professionals in their chosen field. True, False or <BLANK>
Foreign Tax Credits UK residents are usually able to claim a credit for foreign taxes suffered on overseas income or gains that are taxable in the United Kingdom. True, False or <BLANK>
Withhold Tax Refund True, False or <BLANK>
Seconded from an over seas employer True, False or <BLANK>
Seconded Status Intends to live in UK for 183 days or more, Intends to live in UK for less than 183 days & Will be working both in and out of the UK but living aboard
EEA True, False or <BLANK>
EPM6 True, False or <BLANK>
Employers NI not payable (Secondary class 1 Employees under State Pension age earning more than the threshold a week from one job - they’re automatically deducted by the employer. NICS not payable) True, False or <BLANK>
Continuous Start Date DD/MM/YYYY
P45 A P45 is a document issued by an employer to an employee when they leave a job. It shows details about the's employment, including their start and end dates, how much they were paid, and how much tax they paid during their employment. The is made up of four parts: Part 1 is sent to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), Part 1A is kept by the employer, and Parts 2 and 3 are to the employee as a record of their earnings and tax paid. The P45 is an important document that employees need to give to their new employer when they start a new job as it provides information about their tax code and previous earnings, which helps the employer calculate their tax and National Insurance contributions. Marked as sent True, False or <BLANK>
Irregular Payment Pattern An RTI employer can set the Irregular payment pattern indicator on an employee’s FPS to indicate that payments will be made to the individual on an ‘irregular’ or infrequent basis. The setting of this indicator will stop the automatic cessation of the individual’s employment record should the employer stop sending FPS for a period of time. True, False or <BLANK>
Off-Payroll Worker True, False or <BLANK>
Exclude from RTI Real Time Information is the current method for reporting PAYE to HMRC, comprising FPS and EPS submissions. Submissions True, False or <BLANK>
Blank = False
Non-Individual True, False or <BLANK>
Working in a Freeport A designated area in the UK where businesses can benefit from certain tax incentives and customs rules. True, False or <BLANK>
Veteran's first civilian employment True, False or <BLANK>
Previous Payroll Code  
Last Payment Date DD/MM/YYYY
Payment Method Cash, Cheque, Credit or Direct Debit
Pay Frequency Based on the Pay Schedule
Pay Schedule Ordinal 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc Based on the Pay Schedule
Pay Basis

Monthly = Based on a monthly rate / annual salary

Hourly = Based on an hourly rate

Daily = Based on a daily rate

Pay Amount Value (Max 5 decimal places)
Pay Amount Multiplier Value (Max 5 decimal places)
NMW True, False or <BLANK>
Annual Pay Amount Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Base Hourly Rate Value ( Max 2 decimal places)
Bank Name Free text (Max 100 characters)
Note: May be truncated by the bacs output format
Bank Branch Free text (Max 100 characters)
Note: May be truncated by the bacs output format
Bank Ref Free text (Max 100 characters)
Note: May be truncated by the bacs output format
Bank Account Name Free text (Max 100 characters)
Note: May be truncated by the bacs output format
Bank Sort Code Warning: Excel will change sort codes to dates. If this happens add a ' before the sort code.
Bank Account No  
Bank Note  
Building Society Roll Number  
AE Opt Out True, False or <BLANK>
AE Opt Out Date DD/MM/YYYY
AE Exempt  
AE Exempt Reason  
AE Assessment Deferred  
AE Assessment Deferred Is Months  
AE Assessment Postponement Letter Sent  
Pension Start Date DD/MM/YYYY
Pension Membership Number  
Pension is AE Qualifying True, False or <BLANK>
Pension Scheme Name of pension fund. Tip: Must match exactly
Pension Worker Group A group of employees who have the same pension contribution level and other settings. Name of pension worker group. Tip: Must match exactly
Auto Enrolled True, False or <BLANK>
Worker Status Eligible jobholder, Non-eligible jobholder, Entitled worker or <BLANK>
Pension AVC  
Pension Employer Contribution Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Pension Employee Contribution Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Contribution Level Type  
Override Worker Group Contributions  
Pension Tier  
Pension Joiner Action Reported True = Already reported False<BLANK> = Will use the normal logic
Pension Leaver Action Reported True = Already reported False<BLANK> = Will use the normal logic
Not New Starter  
Gross Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Tax Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Student Loan Recovered Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Postgrad Loan Recovered Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Employee NI Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Employer NI Value (Max 2 decimal places)
NI Gross Earnings Value (Max 2 decimal places)
NI Earnings to LEL Lower Earnings Limit (LEL) This is the minimum a person must earn in order to qualify for any state benefits or statutory payments. If an employee's earnings reach or exceed this level, but do not exceed the Primary Threshold, they will not pay NICs but will be treated as having paid NICs when claiming state benefits. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
NI LEL to PT The Primary Threshold is an amount set each year by HMRC at which employees start paying National Insurance. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
NI PT to UEL Upper Earnings Limit is an amount set each year by HMRC at which employees start paying lower rate National Insurance. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Pension Contribs (Net Pay Arrangment)  
Pension Contribs  
SMP Statutory Maternity Pay is the pay an employer must give to female employees on maternity leave, for up to 39 weeks. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
SPP Statutory Parental Pay refers to the pay an employer must give to an employee who takes time off to care for their child, or surrogate's child, for up to 2 weeks. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
SAP SAP or Statutory Adoption Pay. If an employee is adopting a child with a partner, one of them may be entitled to SAP and the other may be entitled to Ordinary Statutory Paternity Pay (OSPP). SAP usually follows the same basis as SMP in terms of amounts of length of time. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
ShPP ShPP or Shared Parental Pay. A person claiming SMP or SAP may end their leave early and the remainder used by another parent, this leave will be ShPP. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
SPBP Statutory Paternity Pay is the pay an employer must give to an employee who takes time off to care for their partner, for up to2 weeks. Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Take Home Pay Value (Max 2 decimal places)
P45 Gross Value (Max 2 decimal places)
P45 Tax Value (Max 2 decimal places)
Note 1 Date DD/MM/YYYY
Note 1 Text  
Note 2 Date DD/MM/YYYY
Note 2 Text  
Note 3 Date DD/MM/YYYY
Note 3 Text  
Note 4 Date DD/MM/YYYY
Note 4 Text  
Note 5 Date DD/MM/YYYY
Note 5 Text  
User Defined Holiday Scheme  
Occupational Sickness Policy  
Working Pattern Effective Date DD/MM/YYYY
Working Pattern Title Free text - The title from the Standard working patterns
Contracted Hours Per Week Not imported - used for export

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