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Download and review payroll reports

Payroll reports provide review outputs, payment outputs, statutory views, exception reports, and combined workbook exports. Review the right reports before authorization, payment, and month-end close.

WiseWage SupportUpdated June 20267 min readCompany Admin, Payroll Admin, Report ViewerPayroll, Enterprise
WiseWage payroll reports dashboard
  1. 1Select the payroll run and reporting period
  2. 2Download payroll and ledger outputs
  3. 3Use exception reports for investigation
01

Reports to review before authorization

Payroll Journal is the core review report, but it is not the only pre-authorization check. Use the reports available to your role and company report-access settings before authorizing the run.

  1. 1
    Payroll Provision - CFS: review gross pay, deductions, reliefs, PAYE, net pay, and employee-level payroll computation. Component columns with no values for anyone in the selected run are omitted, and each employee net pay is never shown below zero. When used in the selected period, Prior-period net-pay recovery appears as a separate labelled post-tax deduction.
  2. 2
    General Ledger by All Departments, Department, Location, or State where enabled: confirm payroll cost allocation before authorization. A used Prior-period net-pay recovery appears as a separate labelled post-tax deduction, and net pay is reduced by the same amount. Its tax-calculation fields—Rent Relief, Employee Pension, and Taxable Pay—appear immediately before PAYE.
  3. 3
    Salary Changes: compare the selected run against the prior approved month at component level. It shows changed, new, and removed employees while excluding unchanged employees. A used Prior-period net-pay recovery is shown separately for reconciliation.
  4. 4
    Custom Component Report: use Generate Preview first, then Export XLSX after reviewing the in-app preview. When recovery was used in the period, select Prior-period net-pay recovery to review it as a system-controlled post-tax deduction.
  5. 5
    Variable Ledger: review variable income and deduction usage uploaded for the run, including resolved formula and percentage amounts for variable components.
  6. 6
    Payslip and PAYE Tax Computation: choose a department, then view the WiseWage version or download the department output. A PAYE Download ZIP contains PAYE tax-computation PDFs for the selected departments, not payslips.
  7. 7
    Exception and departure warnings: check missing setup, post-departure inclusion, and same-period proration warnings before authorizing.
  8. 8
    Payslip or PAYE preview outputs where your workflow requires an additional payroll review before final authorization.
02

Custom Component Report: Generate Preview then Export XLSX

Custom Component Report uses a generate-first workflow because reviewers choose the component, reporting treatment, employee filters, and whether zero or inactive employees should be included.

  1. 1
    Open Payroll > Payroll Reports and select the payroll run or period.
  2. 2
    Choose Custom Component Report.
  3. 3
    Select the component and filters required for the review.
  4. 4
    Click Generate Preview to review the report in WiseWage before downloading.
  5. 5
    For formula components, review the source component columns, final output, and calculation note.
  6. 6
    Click Export XLSX when the preview matches the report you need.
03

Reports to review before payment

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    Bank Schedule: save the shared Company Account Number in Firm Settings first, then confirm the Bank Schedule tab’s editable Schedule Name and payment rows. The Summary - Bank Schedule tab updates automatically when Schedule Names change, and the output reflects the same final net pay after approved variables, deductions, and any Prior-period net-pay recovery as the payroll journal, general ledger, and payslips.
  2. 2
    Payslip review.
  3. 3
    PAYE Tax Computation view.
04

Month-end and reconciliation

  1. 1
    Payroll Journal and General Ledger reports.
  2. 2
    Salary Changes for explaining component-level movement from the prior approved month.
  3. 3
    Pension Contribution and PAYE Report by State. In a Multi-Sheet Report, PAYE includes a PAYE - All States sheet and a separate PAYE - State Name sheet for every state represented in the payroll run.
  4. 4
    Year to Date and exception reports.

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