payrollDates ='<div class="dialog_title">Dates and payroll</div><div class="dialog_content"><div id="dialog_body" style="height:100%;"><div class="divspacer" style="font-size:11px;"><div style="color:#003399;">Dates are a very important factor in payroll; they can affect which tax year your payslip is part off, they affect the sort of tax code you have and they affect what appears on your P60. Here is a guide on what you need to know about dates and payroll. The info below is more important to monthly and four weekly paid people but can also affect people paid weekly and fortnightly.</div><div>A tax year runs from 6th April to 5th April the following year, it is split up into weekly and monthly tax periods, the first weekly tax period ends on 12th April and the first monthly tax period ends on 5th May. Each tax period then advances to the next one and so on. Fortnightly and four weekly pay periods are just multiples of the weekly tax periods. A tax year is identified by the year it starts and the year it ends i.e. 2011-12 represents the tax year that starts 06/04/2011 and ends 05/04/2012.</div><div>Tax month\'s start on the 5th of the month, if your payslip date is the 1st of the month then your payslip will be in the previous month\'s  tax period i.e. 1st May will be in the April tax month: always date your monthly payslip after the 5th of the month, usually monthly payslips will be dated towards the end of the month with most being the last day of the month.</div><div>Dating a  payslip before 6th April 2011 will put it into the tax year 2010-11, the remaining payslips dated after April 6th will be in the new tax year; 2011-12. This will mean that the year to date earnings for the second and subsequent payslips will start at zero from the second payslip onwards. Using a date between 1st and 5th April may produce results that you were not expecting.</div><div><span style="color:#63030C; font-weight:bold;">Tip</span>: for a payslip date use a date at the end of your pay period, maybe the Friday or Saturday of the week if paid weekly or the last day of the month if paid monthly, try to avoid using dates between the 1st and 5th of the month.</div><div>If you started your job after 5th April of the current tax year the year to date (YTD) amounts run from the pay period of your start date i.e. a start date of 15th May will have YTD\'s calculated from May whereas a May 1st start date will have the YTD\'s calculated from April. Once again dates between the 1st and 5th of the month may produce results that you were not expecting.</div><div><span style="color:#63030C; font-weight:bold;">Tip</span>: it may be a good idea to use the date of your first payslip instead of your start date, by using the payslip date the YTD calculation will be correct. The start date it\'s self is not directly used in any calculation and is not part of the payslip or P60 so it need not be the exact date you started.</div><div>Entering a start date within the current year will change your tax code to a \'Month 1\' or \'Week 1\' non cumulative tax code. The M1 / Wk1 has very little effect on the tax but is the correct type of tax code if you started after the start of the new tax year. Entering a start date before the start of the new tax year will have no effect at all; it is ignored.</div></div></div></div>';

testPrint ='<div class="dialog_title">Test printing payslips</div><div class="dialog_content"><div id="dialog_body" style="height:100%;"><div class="divspacer" style="font-size:8pt;"><div style="color:#003399;">Doing a test print only applies if you are going to order either online or emailed payslips or P60\'s</div><div><span style="color:#63030C;">Why do a test print? </span>A test print is important for two reasons, it proves that your browser is capable of printing out from the screen as we display it and that your printer gives you the quality you are looking for.</div><div>Do a test print from the <a target="_blank" href="http://www.copypayslip.com/testprint/">test print page</a></div><div>Some browsers, such as Safari and Google Chrome, wont print out properly due to their either not having printing option screens (to get rid of headers and footers and centre the print out) or are incapable of handling the different layers that make up the payslip.</div><div>The two most popular browsers, Firefox (recommended) and MS Internet Explorer have no problems at all. Most of the other browsers have such small user percentages that they have not been tested; it is really important if you use a browser not mentioned that you do a test print.</div><div>We are more than happy to help you (call us on 0333 5 777 099) with any browser or printing problems you have when doing your test print.</div><div>Just before making payment you will be asked to confirm that you have done a test print, once payment has been made your order can\'t be changed.</div></div></div></div>';

bureauService ='<div class="dialog_title">Full payroll service</div><div class="dialog_content"><div id="dialog_body" style="height:100%;"><div class="divspacer" style="font-size:8pt;"><div>For one off payslips CopyPayslip.com is great, but if you want payslips on a regular basis for your business then why not enquire about our full payroll service at NW Payroll.</div><div>Call us on 0333 5 777 096<br>Web site <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nwpayroll.com">www.nwpayroll.com</a></div><div>Our full bureau service include payslips, reports, PAYE liability calculation, P45\'s, year end forms and much much more.</div><div>From just £13.92 per month our full payroll service covers all the day to day payroll stuff as well as one to one employment law advice whenever you want it.</div><div>Contact us today to find out how we can help your business.</div></div></div></div>';

upgradeInfo ='<div class="dialog_title">Upgrade your order</div><div class="dialog_content"><div id="dialog_body" style="height:100%;"><div class="divspacer" style="font-size:8pt;"><div>You can upgrade your order to a different type of payslip or a different type of delivery, for example online payslips can be upgraded to payslips that we post out or email to you or emailed payslips can be upgraded to payslips we post out to you. You can\'t change any existing information, create a brand new order or downgrade any existing order.</div><div>Depending on what you want to upgrade you may have to enter a bit more information, like a delivery address, type of delivery or contact number, but if we already have the information then we will use it for your new upgraded order.</div><div>The charge for upgrading you order is the difference between the regular cost of the upgraded order less what you have already paid with a small upgrade charge.</div><div>Once you have completed upgrading your original order it is then treated as a brand new order with a different password to login with, you can still login to or upgrade your original order and it may be possible to upgrade your new order if you wish. Just click the button to upgrade.</div><div></div></div></div>';