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Electronic Banking - Miscellaneous
 | We use the new BNZ PC Banking software. Why does the employers account suffix not appear on the schedule? |
Problem
- The BNZ PC Banking software uses a 2 digit suffix for the employer’s account number, and a 3 digit suffix for employee bank accounts whereas Ace Payroll uses 3 digit suffixes for all account numbers.
- If you enter the employers bank account suffix in Ace Payroll as "002" then the BNZ software will show the suffix as "00";
Solution
- Enter the employer's suffix as 020 which will then be read correctly by the BNZ PC Banking system.
- Note that these instructions apply only to the employer's bank account number. Employee accounts should be entered as standard 3 digit suffixes.
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BNZ PC Banking Toll Free Support 0800 280 269 |
Editors Note:
This information confirmed as correct by the BNZ in writing on 24th May 2000.
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