01 · Small businesses
Payroll services for small businesses in Peru
Understand the monthly deliverables and information required when you have a small local team.
Explore small-business payrollWe run payroll for companies with employees in Peru: monthly calculations, payslips, statutory filings and employee benefits, within the contracted scope.
From US$ 100 + IGV per month See pricing
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01 · Small businesses
Understand the monthly deliverables and information required when you have a small local team.
Explore small-business payroll02 · Provider transition
Review historical balances, approvals and deadlines before transferring your payroll process.
Plan a provider transition03 · International companies
Local labour rules, bilingual coordination and consistent reporting for regional finance and HR teams.
Explore the Peru payroll guideComparing proposals? Learn what affects payroll service costs in Peru.
Request a proposalWe prepare, you approve, we file.
Once, at the start
Headcount, regime, contracts and how payroll is run today.
Monthly amount and number of workers included, in writing.
Contracts, balances, provisions and history, validated before the first month.
Every month
We load the period's changes and calculate pay, contributions and deductions.
You receive the pre-payroll with the summary of variations. We agree review and approval deadlines before issuing the close deliverables.
Payslips, bank file, PLAME, AFPnet and the other obligations for the period.
The month's reports and queries, within the scope contracted.
From the monthly calculation to filings and reports. Every proposal states what is included.
Pre-payroll, gross-to-net calculation and payslips.
We process payroll end to end: pre-payroll, validation of changes, gross-to-net calculation, income tax withholding, EsSalud and AFP or ONP. We deliver payslips in PDF, the bank file for payments and a summary of variations per worker.
We manage attendance events and apply premiums and benefits in line with the law and the company's internal policies. We calculate overtime and holidays worked, record leave and process subsidies. You receive a consolidated report ready to approve.
T-Registro, contracts and on-time submissions.
We handle entries and exits in T-Registro, SUNAT's employee register, and prepare contracts and addenda according to the applicable regime and modality. We keep the worker's digital file in order and flag deadlines and notices so nothing is filed late.
We prepare, validate and submit PLAME, the monthly payroll return filed with SUNAT, and AFPnet, the platform for private pension (AFP) contributions, within the deadlines. We also handle the related ONP (public pension) and EsSalud (public health insurance) obligations. We deliver receipts and submission tickets as evidence for each period.
CTS, statutory bonuses, holidays and settlements.
We calculate CTS, the severance fund deposited each May and November, and the statutory bonuses (gratificaciones) paid in July and December, produce the corresponding letters and keep provisions under control. We maintain the record of accrued, scheduled and truncated holidays so balances are always current.
We prepare the final settlement with every item: truncated CTS, holidays and bonus, proportional family allowance and applicable deductions. We include receipts and the notice format for the departing worker.
Comparable information to decide and respond.
We deliver reports on labour cost, provisions, absenteeism and contract expiry dates, in a stable format that allows periods to be compared.
We support the company in preparing and ordering the labour information requested during an inspection, within the scope contracted.
This is a catalogue you contract from: the minimum fee does not cover all of it. What the minimum fee covers
A clear minimum fee for smaller operations and a tailored proposal for more complex services. All amounts are + IGV (Peruvian VAT) and invoiced in US dollars.
From US$ 100
+ IGV per month · up to five workers
Monthly payroll calculation, plus an initial contract review and a checklist of formal obligations.
The payroll calculation is monthly. The review of existing employment contracts, with recommendations, and the checklist of formal obligations are delivered once, at the start of the service: they are not ongoing advisory work. If your company has fewer than five workers, the monthly minimum fee is the same. The rest of the catalogue is defined in the proposal.
For more than five workers. It sets the monthly amount, how many workers it includes, the scope and the growth conditions.
The number of workers included is stated expressly in the commercial proposal.
You only pay for workers beyond your base proposal.
+ IGV per additional worker per month
Tiers are cumulative and apply only to workers beyond your base proposal. Reaching a new tier does not recalculate the whole payroll.
If your base proposal includes 40 workers and payroll grows to 100, there are 60 additional workers: 50 × US$ 8 + 10 × US$ 5 = US$ 450 + IGV per month, added to the amount of your base proposal.
A written scope for every operation
Basic payroll calculation or a broader managed service?
The minimum fee covers monthly calculation for up to five employees and defined initial deliverables. PLAME, AFPnet, T-Registro, statutory benefits, reporting and ongoing support are included only where expressly stated in the contracted proposal.
IGV is Peruvian VAT. Invoicing in US dollars. Above five workers, the proposal is defined in writing after assessing the operation.
An agreed calendar structures each review, filing and supporting record.
Filing records and receipts organised in line with the agreed scope and deadlines.
Checks on payroll incidents and changes before approval.
Labour cost, provisions and expiry dates in a stable format, comparable across periods.
A documented monthly process reduces reliance on one person and helps business continuity.
For companies abroad with an employer entity in Peru. We work with your head office or regional team in English or Spanish, agree who reviews and approves each payroll and, where reporting is part of your proposal, send monthly reports in a consistent format they can compare across periods. Invoicing is in US dollars.
A predictable monthly cost, on-time compliance and reports comparable across periods.
You stop processing payroll and stay in charge of your people. We complement HR; we do not replace it.
We compare the payroll process, not having or not having an HR function.
In-house process: Time of whoever runs payroll, plus software and training.
Outsourced process: A monthly amount set in the proposal.
In-house process: Holidays, leave or a departure stop the close.
Outsourced process: The close does not depend on one person.
In-house process: Reports on request, in formats that vary.
Outsourced process: Monthly reports comparable across periods.
| Aspect | In-house process | Outsourced process |
|---|---|---|
| Cost of the process | Time of whoever runs payroll today, on top of their other duties. | A monthly amount set in the proposal, predictable month to month. |
| Indirect costs | Payroll software, training, regulatory updates and supervision. | Covered by the service, with no separate items. |
| Holidays and absences | Can coincide with the monthly close. | The close does not depend on one person. |
| Replacement and turnover | Knowledge of the process leaves with the person. | Documented procedure; we manage the handover. |
| Specialisation | Usually combined with other administrative or accounting duties. | People dedicated to payroll and Peruvian labour regulations. |
| Regulatory updates | Requires following labour and tax changes yourself. | Following the regulations is part of the service. |
| Room to grow | More workers usually means more hours or a new hire. | The proposal sets the tiers for new workers in advance. |
| Information for management | Reports on request, in formats that vary. | Monthly reports in a stable, comparable format. |
Payroll errors surface late: in an inspection, a claim or an exit.
Penalties for payroll errors, omissions in labour records or breaches found during an inspection.
An incorrect calculation of CTS, bonuses, holidays or severance leads to undue payments and liabilities.
Poorly managed payroll can end in claims, inspections or avoidable labour proceedings.
Losing track of contracts, addenda and expiry dates increases the company's labour exposure.
Registering a worker late in T-Registro is one of the most frequent findings in inspections.
When the process lives in one person's head and spreadsheet, a single absence stops the monthly close.
Salaries and personal data scattered across emails and loose files, with no defined procedure for sending them.
Without labour cost, turnover or provision figures, management decides without seeing how payroll is evolving.
It means delegating to a specialist team the payroll calculation, the filings before the authorities and the labour compliance of your company in Peru.
In practice, an external team takes on the process: it receives the month's changes, calculates pay and deductions, issues payslips, files PLAME and AFPnet, keeps T-Registro up to date and delivers the information in order for management.
It suits companies with no payroll function, companies that have one but depend on a single person, and groups that need a local provider familiar with Peruvian labour regulations.
It addresses three specific problems: the risk of errors in calculations and deadlines, operational dependence on one person, and the lack of consolidated labour information for decisions.
It is the same thing known as payroll services, payroll outsourcing or payroll administration. The name changes by country; the process and the regulations that apply in Peru do not.
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Monthly payroll calculation, issuing and sending payslips, T-Registro entries and exits, PLAME, AFPnet, ONP and EsSalud filings, CTS, statutory bonuses, holidays, severance settlements and monthly labour reports. The exact scope is whatever is contracted in the proposal.
The minimum fee is US$ 100 + IGV per month and includes up to five workers, with the payroll calculation, an initial review of existing employment contracts and the checklist of formal obligations. Above five workers we assess the operation — pay frequency, fixed or variable remuneration, payroll events, labour regimes, staff movements and reports — and prepare a base proposal stating the monthly amount and how many workers are included.
The base proposal states how many workers it includes. While that number is not exceeded, the monthly amount does not change. Once it is, only the additional workers are charged, cumulatively: US$ 8 + IGV for each of the first 50 additional, US$ 5 + IGV for each of the next 100 and US$ 3 + IGV from additional worker 151. The tiers do not apply to the whole payroll and are not recalculated retroactively.
The period's changes, attendance and payroll events, new contracts and addenda, and approval of the pre-payroll before the close. We agree a fixed format so the monthly process is quick.
Yes. We prepare, validate and submit the filings within the deadlines, and deliver the receipts and submission tickets as evidence for each period.
Yes. We calculate CTS and statutory bonuses in the legal periods, produce the corresponding letters, control provisions and maintain the record of accrued, scheduled and truncated holidays.
No. Lynch Payroll complements the human resources function through specialist payroll management, within the scope contracted. Your team stays with the people; we take on payroll processing and the obligations before the authorities that are included in the service.
Yes. We serve foreign companies that have staff or operations in Peru and need a local provider familiar with Peruvian labour regulations. Coordination can be in English or Spanish. The service is provided in Peru only: we do not act as an employer of record and we do not hire staff on the client's behalf.
They refer to the same process. Peru uses planilla, other Spanish-speaking countries use nómina, and payroll is the English term. What changes is not the concept but the regulations that apply in each country.
We receive the historical information, validate CTS, holiday and provision balances and review current contracts before taking over the process. The transfer calendar is agreed with the company according to the closing month.
No. Lynch Payroll is not an employer of record and does not hire staff on your behalf. The service is for companies that already have, or are setting up, their own employer entity in Peru: your company remains the employer, and we run payroll and the local filings included in your proposal.
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