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1. Gather employee information: Start by collecting all necessary employee information such as full name, address, social security number or employee identification number, tax withholding information, and payment details.
2. Determine pay period: Decide on the pay period that will be covered by the payroll. It can be weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or any other period that suits your organization's needs.
3. Calculate wages: Calculate the wages for each employee based on their working hours, overtime, or any other factors that influence their pay. Consider any special allowances or deductions that may apply.
4. Withhold taxes and deductions: Determine the appropriate amount of tax withholding for each employee based on their tax status and the relevant tax laws. Also, consider any other deductions such as healthcare, retirement contributions, or loan payments.
5. Calculate net pay: Subtract the calculated tax withholdings and deductions from the gross wages to arrive at the net pay for each employee. Ensure accuracy to avoid any discrepancies or errors.
6. Payroll reports and documentation: Generate payroll reports and maintain proper documentation of all payroll activities. This includes payslips, tax forms, and any other relevant records that may be required for legal or auditing purposes.

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2. Human resources departments: HR departments are responsible for managing employee-related tasks, including payroll. They ensure that employees are paid accurately and on time while complying with legal and tax requirements.
3. Payroll administrators or professionals: Payroll administrators or professionals are specifically hired to handle payroll-related tasks. They have expertise in calculating wages, taxes, and deductions, and ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of the payroll process.

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