Payroll services
Payroll errors create stress for staff and risk with Revenue. FPR runs your payroll to a reliable schedule so wages, deductions and filings stay accurate.
Whether you have one employee or a growing team, we manage the process with clear reporting for directors and management.
Professional standards, clear communication and practical delivery.
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Payroll run to your pay cycle so staff are paid correctly and on schedule.
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PAYE, USC and PRSI calculated and submitted in line with current rules.
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Payslips, summaries and employer costs you can rely on.
Core elements typically included in a payroll engagement.
Gross to net calculations each pay period.
Clear payslips for each employee.
Statutory deductions calculated correctly.
Payroll filings submitted as required.
Onboarding and offboarding handled properly.
Visibility of total payroll liability.
Year-end payroll summaries where needed.
Straightforward answers on payroll matters.
Chartered Accountants Ireland
FPR is led by Fionnán Ryan, Chartered Accountant, with extensive experience in practice and senior industry finance roles.
Clients across Ireland receive direct access, clear advice and a free initial consultation to assess fit.
Engagements tailored to the stage and structure of your business.
Set up correctly before the first pay run.
Reliable payroll alongside accounts and tax.
Scalable processing as headcount increases.
Outsourced payroll without losing oversight.
A clear process from initial discussion to ongoing delivery.
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Employees, pay cycles and Revenue registration confirmed.
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Data deadlines and processing schedule agreed.
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Payroll processed, filed and reported each cycle.
Common questions regarding our payroll service.
Yes. Statutory deductions are calculated and payroll submissions are made in line with Revenue requirements.
Yes. We can transfer an existing payroll mid-year after reviewing year-to-date figures and employee details.
Yes. Director remuneration and employee wages can be processed within the same payroll arrangement.
Frequency follows your pay cycle — weekly, fortnightly or monthly — and is agreed at the outset.
Yes. Many clients combine payroll with bookkeeping, accountancy and taxation for a joined-up service.