What are the disadvantages of manual payroll?
What will be an ideal response?
One disadvantage is that whatever is saved on start-up costs will probably be used by the amount of time it takes to process payroll. In addition, it is very easy to make mistakes when processing payroll manually, and the penalty for mistakes, especially mistakes in taxing, can be very costly.
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