How to get ROE from Service Canada portal
Overview: This guide will help with:
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When is ROE required [Record of Employment]?
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How do I terminate an Employee?
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How do I create ROE?
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How to modify data in 15A and 15 C?
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How do I create an electronic file ROE?
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How to manage outstanding earnings [Vacation Pay, Termination pay etc.] in last pay
period
When is ROE [Record of Employment] required?
You need to submit ROE in following situations:
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End of service [employee is terminated].
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Interruption of Earnings.
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Anytime the employee requests for one.
Terminate employee
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Go to Employee > Setup [Note: ROE can be issued without terminating an employee].
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Select employee from drop list
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Set status = Terminated
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Set termination date
- Termination date MUST fall in a pay period with regular hours.
Create ROE
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Go to Compliance > ROE > Create
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Select employee from drop list
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End date MUST fall in a pay period with regular hours. If last pay period on ROE does
NOT have regular hours, change the end date and clock Load to regenerate the data.
- Answer # 14 and 16
How to modify data in 15A and 15 C?
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System populates data in 15A and 15C as processed in SimplePay.
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Data can be modified in these panels. Overwrite and click Save to update data.
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Mouse over to view the total amount for last pay period earnings, if you have value in
17A, 17B and 17C.
- Click Save.
- Changes can be reset to system values; Click Reset to undo changes.
How to create ROE Web file
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Click Unmask [on main menu]
- Go to Compliance > ROE > Web
- Select Web processing method = To be Submitted
- Enter the file name
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Select employee[s] to include in ROE Web file
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Press Create ROE Web File
- Submit the file to Service Canada.
How to manage outstanding earnings [Vacation Pay, Termination pay, etc.]
Case 1
There are no insurable hours entered in last pay period of employee.
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Change the End Date of ROE to last pay period with Insurable hours.
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Earnings in last pay period can be managed in block 17 in ROE i.e.
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Vacation pay can be entered in block 17 A [and can also be added to block 15A
and 15B].
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Bonus, Severance Pay or any other earnings can be entered in block 17C [and can
also be added to block 15A and 15B].
Case 2
The last pay period has been processed [past payment date] and there is outstanding Vacation
pay, Severance pay or any other Earning.
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Go to Payroll.
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Open the last processed payroll [with regular hours] for the employee and run adjustment
to add outstanding earnings.
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Payroll Adjustment guide:
https://www.simplepay.ca/canada_payroll/help/guides/adjustments_guide/index.php