Husky Finance

The workplace pension technology partner for Accountants and Payroll professionals.

This allows you to focus on payroll and related taxes, while providing your clients with the benefits of Husky’s technology to have the most suitable workplace pension, ensure compliance and save money with Salary Exchange.

We complement your existing service and operations rather than compete in any manner. 

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"Husky's workplace pension and salary exchange services compliment perfectly our payroll bureau services."

— Adam Flight, Director of Payroll at Moore Kingston Smith

Click on the models below to read more details about both of our business models.

With this model, clients pay for Husky’s SaaS services every month.

With this model Husky’s fees are 20% higher because Husky is taking the risk of waiting for the savings to pay. The tax savings cover Husky’s costs, meaning clients only pay Husky’s fees once their savings cover the costs.
Husky takes the risk, confident that employees will take up Salary Exchange savings.

Refer to the table below for an overview of commission rates based on different company sizes. During our demo, we can share the full table.

Number of Employees Potential Company Savings with SE
(Annual salary of avg £55.000 per employee)
Model 1 Commission Model 2 Commission
10
£3,795.00
£172.80
£207.36
50
£18,975.00
£648.00
£777.60
120
£45,540.00
£1,188.00
£1,425.60
Number of Employees Potential Company Savings with SE
(Annual salary of avg £55.000 per employee)
20% Commission Fees without Payroll 20% Commission Fees with added Payroll
10
£3.795,00
£115,20
£271,20
50
£18.975,00
£432,00
£1.116,00
120
£45.540,00
£792,00
£1.692,00

Click on the models below to read more details about both of our business models.

With this model, clients pay for our SaaS services every month.

With this model Husky’s fees are 20% higher because Husky is taking the risk of waiting for the savings to pay. The tax savings cover Husky’s costs, meaning clients only pay Husky’s fees once their savings cover the costs.
Husky takes the risk, confident that employees will take up Salary Exchange savings.

Refer to the table below for an overview of commission rates based on different company sizes. During our demo, we can share the full table.

Please note that adding Husky’s payroll services will not result in competition; instead, Husky will enhance and complement your existing services.

Number of Employees Potential Company Savings with SE
(Annual salary of avg £55.000 per employee)
Model 1 Commission Model 2 Commission
10
£3,795.00
£406.80
£488.16
50
£18,975.00
£1,674.00
£ 2,008.80
120
£45,540.00
£2,538.00
£3,045.60
Number of Employees Potential Company Savings with SE
(Annual salary of avg £55.000 per employee)
20% Commission Fees without Payroll 20% Commission Fees with added Payroll
10
£3.795,00
£138,24
£325,44
50
£18.975,00
£518,40
£1.339,20
120
£45.540,00
£950,40
£2.030,40

Workplace Pension

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Employee benefits with Salary Exchange

Workplace pension setup and management

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It’s pretty simple. Husky takes your current pension and makes it work better by using Salary Exchange. See how implementing Salary Exchange can positively benefit your company and workers

How it works?

Book a demo

Only takes 2 mins

Refer your clients

You'll have a dedicated customer manager who can receive your client information directly.

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On-boarding

Our team of experts will work onboard your clients into our system, they just need a couple of reports.

Pricing to suit business of all sizes

Salary Exchange and Compliance are included in all pricing plans. You can choose to add Payroll services.
Please note that a one-time fee may apply for correcting backdated contributions.

Please note that adding Husky’s payroll services will not result in competition; instead, Husky will enhance and complement your existing services.

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Employees

From

£25

price/month

4-9

Employees

From

£35

price/month

10-19

Employees

From

£48

price/month

20-49

Employees

From

£96

price/month

50+

Employees

For organisations with over 50 employees, a customised and detailed approach is essential.

Husky's Journey

See why employers choose Husky.

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Here are 7 frequently asked questions

If you have more questions you can always access our knowledge base on this link. 

As the employee’s gross earnings are reduced, the employer also saves on their National Insurance Contributions (NIC).

Those savings can be re-invested into the employee’s workplace pension pot to provide an even better employee benefit and encourage them to join.

With Husky, you can also split those savings into specific %s so you can share the savings between the company and the employee.

Employers must automatically enrol all new and eligible employees who are:  

  • aged 22 to state pension age
  • earning over £10,000 a year
  • Working or ordinarily work in the UK  
  • Not already part of a qualifying workplace pension scheme

A salary exchange agreement can normally be altered, for example, if someone opts out of an automatic enrolment scheme with salary exchange.

For any other circumstances, it depends on how the agreement has been set up. It may be necessary to change the terms of a salary sacrifice arrangement where a lifestyle change significantly alters an employee’s financial circumstances.

This may include:

  • changes to circumstances directly arising as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19)
  • marriage
  • divorce
  • partner becoming redundant or pregnant

What are the benefits of a Salary Exchange scheme?

  • Employers save on NI contributions while employees can save on tax as well as NI contributions.
  • Employers can reinvest any NIC savings in their business or their employees’ pension plans.
  • Employees receive a higher pension contribution or take-home pay, depending on how the arrangement’s set up.
  • Employees can benefit from a bigger retirement fund, if NIC savings are reinvested back into their plan.

Are there any possible drawbacks to a Salary Exchange scheme?

  • Lower life cover (employers generally calculate entitlement as a multiple of salary which would be lower)
  • Lower borrowing available on mortgages (as per life cover the borrowing level is determined by a multiple of a lower salary)
  • Entitlement to state benefits eg Statutory Maternity Pay and the State Pension may be affected if your salary falls below the level at which you pay National Insurance contributions.
  • The employee might not be able to revert to their old (pre-sacrifice) salary if personal circumstances change. The employer would have to agree to a further change to the employee's contract of employment.

Those savings can be re-invested into the employee’s workplace pension pot to provide an even better employee benefit and encourage them to join.  With Husky, you can also split those savings into specific %s so you can share the savings between the company and the employee.

You should speak to your tax credits office before you decide whether to participate in a Salary Exchange Scheme. You must also notify your tax credits office once you have exchanged your salary.

However, in broad terms, as your gross salary reduces (and employer pension contributions are disregarded) your entitlement to tax credits may increase. If you currently make personal contributions to a pension scheme, then you are currently entitled to deduct the gross amount of the pension contribution from your earnings to calculate your tax credits. In this situation, therefore, there should be little or no change to your tax credits entitlement.

Working in the UK: If a worker works wholly in the UK, then they can be considered to be working in the UK. By working wholly in the UK, The Pensions Regulator means:

  • the worker’s contract provides for the worker to be based at a location in the UK, and the worker does, in practice, work all the time in the UK, and
  • there is no simultaneous employment relationship between the worker and an employer outside the UK (e.g. the worker is not someone who has been sent to the UK by an affiliated employer, for example on a secondment.)

Ordinarily working in the UK: Where a worker is not wholly working in the UK (the work they do is also done outside of the UK), it will need to be established if the worker ordinarily works in the UK.

In most cases, workers who fall into this category will be workers who do not have one fixed workplace (for example, they move around in their work). To decide if a worker ordinarily works in the UK, an employer needs to consider:

  • If the worker is resident in the UK
  • where the worker begins and ends their work
  • where the worker's headquarters in
  • whether they pay NI and or tax in the UK
  • the currency they are paid in
  • the worker's contract of employment
  • seconded workers

More details can be found here.

If you have a worker that should be exempt from AE due to not working in the UK, please enter that into Husky's system so that the worker is not assessed for Auto-Enrolment. 

We came up with this 3-in-1 integrated solution for busy employers, that takes care of payroll, pensions and Salary Sacrifice for you.

1. We run payroll for you. We manage leavers and onboarding, keeping track of salary and tax changes as well as producing accurate payslips with the correct PAYE tax, pension contributions and NICs.

2. We set up and manage your auto-enrolment scheme. You choose the pension scheme that’s right for your staff and we set it up for you. Our end-to-end management service gives you back the time to focus on your business.

3. We run the Salary Exchange scheme for you. Employers avoid this employee benefit as it is complicated to implement and tricky to remain compliant. However, we can make the switch to this scheme for you through our app – all agreements are now signed online reducing paperwork – while our system automatically makes the calculations each month.

You can learn more here.

There are many benefits to choosing us to help you run your payroll. Not only do we do this effectively and on time but we also offer additional services in the package, such as pension management and Salary Exchange setup. Our mission is to help you save time and focus on your business. We take the headache out of payroll as we manage it from start to finish with our leading cloud-based software. The way we ensure that we deliver a great service is to also pay attention to the compliance side of your business and operations. We make sure your payroll is done right. Also, our Husky for Everyone app not only helps with automating all processes and signing the agreements, it also gives control to employees to manage their retirement savings and view their payslips! It’s a win-win!