Singapore payroll outsourcing

Singapore payroll outsourcing you can count on.

End-to-end Singapore payroll processing supported by clear calendars, agreed controls and practical employee services.

PET helps employers manage recurring payroll work, statutory outputs and employee documents while maintaining the approvals and visibility internal teams need.

Core payroll service

Monthly processing

Salary, allowances, deductions, overtime, claims, loans and other agreed pay elements.

Statutory administration

Agreed support for CPF, SDL, FWL and applicable community fund contributions.

Payment outputs

Bank listings and salary-upload files prepared for authorised client approval and release.

Employee documents

Electronic payslips, IR8A and applicable reporting outputs and other agreed payroll documents.

Claims support

Optional processing support for reimbursements and eligible government claim workflows.

Systems & reporting

Time-system inputs, accounting outputs and tailored management reports where agreed.

Optional and value-added support

  • Reimbursements, claims and company-loan processing
  • Password-protected payroll reports
  • New-member or scheme registration support, subject to scope
  • IRAS employment-income reporting outputs
  • Online e-payslips and employee access
  • Historical data conversion where applicable

Implementation

We confirm your pay elements, policies, statutory treatments, calendar, inputs and outputs before configuration and trial processing. Live service begins only after the agreed checks and approvals are complete.

Flexible commercial model
Fees can be structured around an agreed employee volume and scope, with transparent treatment of additional employees or out-of-scope work.

Preparing to move your payroll

Start with a clear inventory of employee records, pay elements, leave and claim inputs, opening balances, reporting requirements and authorised contacts. Agree a cut-off calendar and a secure method of transferring data. Use trial results to resolve differences before signing off the transition.

Clear responsibilities, every month

Your team supplies approved changes and reviews payroll outputs. PET performs the processing and checks within the agreed scope. Confirm responsibility for statutory submissions, banking uploads, payment release and exception handling in the service agreement.

Explore online payslip delivery and our approach to payroll data protection as part of your service discussion.

Common questions

How much does payroll outsourcing cost in Singapore?

Pricing depends on employee numbers, pay frequency, complexity, required reports and the agreed scope. Ask for a quotation that separates recurring processing, implementation and optional work.

Can we switch provider during the year?

A mid-year transition can be planned, subject to data availability and agreed checks. Prepare employee master data, year-to-date payroll records, pay elements, policies and prior outputs so the new process can be reconciled.

Who approves salary payments?

Your organisation retains approval and payment-release authority. Agree who supplies inputs, checks payroll results and authorises payments before the first live cycle.

What happens during a trial payroll run?

The proposed process is run using agreed input data, and results are compared with the existing process. Differences are investigated and resolved before the client approves live processing.

Can employees access payslips online?

PET offers e-Payslip as an employee document service. Confirm the required integration, historical records and access arrangements when defining your scope.

Plan your monthly payroll

Agree the input cut-off, review responsibilities and final approval before the first cycle. A clear handover includes employee movements, approved variable pay and changes to bank or statutory records.

Malaysia and Singapore payroll coordination overview

Malaysia–Singapore payroll coordination

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  • Shared reporting and review connect the two country payrolls.
  • Malaysia and Singapore retain separate local payroll and statutory requirements.
  • Agree the approval route, access controls and reporting definitions across both teams.