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Business Management Software IDs (BMS IDs) are used to uniquely identify business management software applications to the Australian Taxation Office. When your organisation has updated its business management software and needs to amend a Single Touch Payroll submission from a prior financial year, the amended submission must include both the current and previous BMS IDs.

You can use the BMS ID tab to maintain a list of the Business Management System software IDs used by your organisation. 

 

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titleOpening the BMS ID tab

To open the BMS ID tab:

  1. Select Module > Payroll > Payroll Configuration Maintenance from the main menu.
    The General tab of the Payroll Configuration window is displayed.
  2. Click the BMS ID tab.
    The BMS ID tab of the Payroll Configuration window is displayed.


Payroll Configuration
- BMS ID tab key fields and buttons
Fields

Field

Description

BMS ID

Business Management Software ID. See Generating BMS IDs.

Note: This field only shows for Australian organisations when the Single Touch Payroll Enabled field is selected on the General tab of Payroll Configuration. See Payroll Configuration - General tab.

History grid area fields

Field

Description

BMS ID

Business Management Software ID.

End DateDate your organisation stopped using the BMS software linked to the Previous BMS ID.
Created ByUser that created the selected BMS ID.
CreatedDate the BMS ID was created.
Modified ByUser that last modified the selected BMS ID.
ModifiedDate the BMS ID was last modified.

Buttons

Field

Description

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Generate a Business Management Software ID. See Generating BMS IDs.

Note: This field only shows for Australian organisations when the Single Touch Payroll Enabled field is selected on the General tab of Payroll Configuration. See Payroll Configuration - General tab.

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Add a new BMS history record.

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Edit the selected BMS History record.