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Revolut integrates payroll with business banking accounts

Revolut's ambition to provide a one-stoop-shop for business banking services has been given a boost with the introduction of integrated payroll management software.

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Revolut integrates payroll with business banking accounts

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With Payroll, salary, taxes, pay runs, National Insurance, and pension contributions are calculated for Revolut Business customers and neatly rolled up into a single app. An automated onboarding process means the feature can be set up with just a few clicks in the Revolut Business app.

Payroll affords business owners the flexibility to make real-time salary adjustments - such as awarding bonuses, including benefits, and adjusting deductions - for individuals and teams across their businesses.

Synced with HMRC daily, Payroll automatically update employee details with any changes to employee tax codes, student loans, and more, minimising lengthy back-and-forth between Revolut Business customers and HMRC.

James Gibson, head of Revolut Business, said: “For many businesses, processing payroll can mean juggling multiple software and moving data between them - it can be extremely tedious and time consuming with manual activity that often leaves greater room for error. Knowing SMEs can waste between 1-3 days each month on manual review and reconciliation, we’re thrilled to launch Payroll and provide UK Business customers with a handy, all-in-one solution that seamlessly integrates Payroll into their Revolut Business accounts.”

Rolled out initially in the UK, Payroll is priced at £3 per active employee per month.

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