Payroll that gets the tax right, wherever you are
Run payroll with your country’s income tax bands, social security and statutory returns, payslips your staff can open on their phones, and every figure traceable. Ghana’s PAYE and SSNIT come ready-made.
GH₵40 a month plus GH₵5 per user. Core comes free.
Adom Ventures
Payroll
Net pay · November
GH₵48,320
Employees paid
12
Payslip · Ama Owusu · November
What Payroll does
Set up your earnings and deductions once, then run each month in a few clicks. Every payslip shows how its tax was reached, and the monthly returns come out of the same run, so they always agree with what you paid.
app · Adom Ventures · Payroll
Your country’s tax rules
Adom Ventures · Payroll
PAYE · Kofi Mensah · November
Loans, back pay and expenses
Loans and salary advances recovered over months, back pay worked out for past periods, early pay requests and expense claims paid through the next run.
Bank and mobile money files
Keep each employee’s bank or mobile money account, and export the payment file your bank expects instead of typing amounts into its portal.
Approvals before money moves
Send a pay run through the approval steps you set, with a clear history of who approved what and when.
Non-cash benefits
Company cars, housing and other benefits in kind valued and taxed through PAYE without changing anyone’s take-home cash.
Readiness and variance checks
Before a run, a check of what is missing or out of date; after it, who changed from last month and why.
Relief claims and tax profiles
Employees claim reliefs with their evidence from their own login, and HR approves them into the employee’s tax profile.
Ask the assistant
Ask whether payroll is ready to run, model a pay change before you make it, or let an employee ask why their payslip changed.
Bring your history across
Import pay records, allowances, deductions, statutory memberships and year-to-date totals from Excel, so a move mid-year loses nothing.
Guides
Plain-English help with the work Payroll does for you.
- 01How to calculate PAYE in Ghana (2026)A step-by-step guide to working out an employee’s monthly PAYE in Ghana on the 2026 tax bands, with SSNIT deducted first and a worked example.Payroll
- 02SSNIT contributions explained: Tier 1, Tier 2 and the 2026 ceilingWhat employers and employees pay to SSNIT, how the 18.5% splits between Tier 1 and Tier 2, the 2026 maximum insurable earnings and when the return is due.Payroll
- 03Running payroll in Ghana: a monthly checklistEverything to do each month to pay staff correctly in Ghana, from changes and overtime to PAYE, SSNIT, payslips and the GRA and SSNIT returns.Payroll
Questions
Works well with
Each product is sold on its own and they all share the same records. Hover over a tile to look inside.
Start with Payroll
Pay monthly by card, mobile money or bank transfer. Add or remove modules whenever you like.