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"Excellent ongoing service. A wonderful team of professionals" Louis Shaw

Payroll Services at Accounted4

Outsource your payroll to our professionally qualified payroll consultants!

For many businesses, processing their payroll in-house is one of the most costly and time-consuming tasks. 

Outsourcing your payroll to professionals provides you with 'peace of mind' that your payroll will be processed in a timely and efficient manner, in accordance with New Zealand's payroll legislation.

There are many key benefits to outsourcing your payroll including:

  • Free up your time to concentrate on more important revenue-generating activities

  • Let our experts handle the Holiday Pay calculations, KiwiSaver, lump sum tax payments, etc – the list is extensive!

  • Payment directly into employee bank accounts

  • Emailed payslips, Employee kiosks and automated leave requests

  • Avoid IRD penalties for late or incorrect filings and payments

  • No requirement to upgrade payroll software

  • Avoid your payroll knowledge leaving your business

One of the most enjoyable aspects of working with our payroll clients is the relationship that we build with the business owners and their employees. 

We tailor our services to the clients needs, and provide a year-round service so you can enjoy your holiday with the knowledge that your team will be paid on time!

At Accounted4 we provide a professional, comprehensive payroll service and take pride in providing our clients with a quality service in a timely and efficient manner.

If you are interested in outsourcing your payroll to the Cambridge Accounted4 Payroll team, please contact the payroll team on (07) 8275192 or email payroll@accounted4.co.nz

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