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Flag employee as a director

You can flag an employee as a director so it is treated correctly for payroll and tax purposes.

Written by Relu

You would flag an employee as a director when that person is officially a company director.

The reason is mainly for payroll processing:

  • Director status is used in payroll calculations, especially for things like National Insurance contributions.

  • This setting does not come from HR data, so it needs to be recorded separately in payroll.

  • Because of that, the change is usually handled by your payroll agent or payroll system, not directly in HR.​

For more information about this topic, you can check the official government information.

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