Payroll that posts itself, in both countries
Payroll is where most accounting software hands you off to a second product and a second bill. SeroBooks runs it in the same ledger as everything else: gross to net for Canada and the United States, remittances built from the run rather than retyped, and slips at year end that reconcile to the payroll you actually paid.
What you get
Frequently asked questions
Does it produce a Record of Employment?
Yes. Insurable hours and insurable earnings are counted on both bases, the five-day deadline is tracked from the last day paid, and bulk .BLK files are validated against Service Canada’s own schema before they leave. This answer used to be no; it changed when the ROE work shipped.
Which plan includes payroll?
Pro. Standard is the whole of the books without it, and the pricing page says so on the card rather than in the small print.
How do you know the arithmetic is right?
It is checked against hand-worked examples from the authorities' own figures on every deploy — 66 assertions for Canada, 53 for the United States — and a separate suite proves a pay run lands in the ledger once and refuses to land twice.
Can one company pay staff in both countries?
The engines are separate and so are the books. A Canadian company and an American one cannot be confused with each other, which is checked by 359 assertions of its own.