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Customer Information

We provide an effective Payroll Solution to support your 

business at affordable prices, we understand that 

running your own payroll can be time consuming and 

complicated, with the ever-increasing complexity of 

PAYE, Pensions and employment legislation. There is an 

increasing burden on business to comply, non-

compliance can lead to substantial penalties. 

GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) 

Also known as GDPR, the General Data Protection Regulation is a new regulation created by 

the European Parliament and its focus is to boost data protection for all people that are a 

part of the EU. Aside from that, the General Data Protection Regulation also addresses 

things like the export of personal data outside the EU. The reason why GDPR was created is 

rather simple; it enables people to get back control over their data. The new regulation will 

be implemented starting with the 25th of May 2018. 

Lawful basis for processing 

According to the GDPR, data can only be processed if you have a lawful basis for that. The 

lawful basis includes things like consent from the data subject for example. Moreover, 

another lawful basis can appear when the process is mandatory for contract performance, 

legal obligation compliance, for vital interests of the data subject, for the legitimate interests 

of the controller or any other third party. 

Unlike all previous regulations, the General Data Protection Regulation requires consent for 

all data collected by any company. And yes, the data subject has Right of Access, which 

means he can easily access for access to his data whenever that’s needed. 

Why was the General Data Protection Regulation created? 

The idea was to create a single set of rules which would make it easier to conduct your 

business in the EU. Even organizations that reside outside the EU are subject to this 

regulation if they collect personal data from EU residents. 

What is personal data? This includes any information that relates to a person which is a 

member of the EU. The identification factors include online identifies, location data, ID 

number, name or any other type of factor like social identify, mental or genetic 

identification. Things like the IP address or website cookies can also be seen as personal 

data too. 

The retention time for contact information and personal data is changed too. The citizens 

whose data is acquired have the right to question and even fight decisions related to their 

personal data. The data controller recommends that all data protection measures should be 

a part of the business process.

What happens if the General Data Protection Regulation is not applied properly? 

Your business can receive multiple sanctions. These include things like a warning in writing 

for the first time you are non-compliant. Regular periodic data protection audits can also be 

forced on the company. However, your business can also deal with fines of up to 10-20 

million Euros depending on the level of infringement and other factors. 

As you can imagine, this leads to lots of challenges to payroll management and other 

business factors. If that happens, Payroll Service is here to help. We can make payroll 

management smoother for your business, and we are bringing you complete solutions that 

you can rely upon. Once you hire us, you will be more than impressed with the results and 

value offered by our business, so give us a try right away to receive the best, GDPR 

compliant payroll services! 

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