About BMSI Fund Accounting

Selectable format for data exports Full field edits and updates

Sampling of standard reports available:

This module interfaces with the BMSI Payroll System

From start to finish, this comprehensive software handles payroll-processing tasks for hourly, salaried and contractual employees The system provides support for unlimited deduction types, deferred compensation plans, tax-exempt earnings, benefits, accruals and unemployment compensation

Tax calculations are automatically generated incorporating pay period frequency Payroll data can be distributed to selected general ledger accounts and allocations transferred to cost centers or departments Obtain detailed and summary reports in standard or user-defined formats for individuals, or groups Access, to payroll related information, is protected by security sign on procedures

Keep detailed individual employment records
Maintain multiple open payroll transaction registers
Retain wage encumbrances and records of running balances
Print individual checks or submit electronic deposits
Create and generate W-2’s, worksheets, check and payroll registers
Quarterly tax information reporting
Lookup Interface capability to time recording devices
Direct Deposit Payroll Module Create any proportion of Direct Deposits and Traditional Checks with BMSI Payroll Direct Deposit and Payroll Deductions are the fastest, easiest and safest way to deposit your funds

Payroll Direct Deposit Module Features

Maintain multiple direct deposit accounts per employee
Temporarily add/remove or change direct deposit allocations at payroll creation
Electronic direct deposit of employee paychecks
Reduce the cost of printing checks – print notices on plain paper
BMSI Payroll will continue to generate checks for those not on Direct Deposit
Create up to 999 distributions per employee The Payroll module interfaces with the Human Resources and Fund Accounting Systems
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