AM Payroll

AM Payroll is the fast and simple payroll app for small businesses, entrepreneurs, accountants and HR teams. No complicated setup — run payroll, generate pay stubs and export everything to Excel or PDF in minutes, right from your phone. RUN PAYROLL IN MINUTES Create multiple payroll types: weekly, biweekly, monthly, bonuses and final settlements. Run payroll by date range with a single tap. Automatic calculation of gross pay, net pay, deductions and taxes. Manual adjustments for overtime, commissions and custom formulas. EMPLOYEE MANAGEMENT — SIMPLE AND COMPLETE Add unlimited employees with full records: name, base salary, job title, department and pay frequency. Configure earnings, deductions and taxes per employee using fixed amounts, percentages or custom formulas. Build your org structure with departments and job positions. EXPORT TO EXCEL & PDF — YOUR BIGGEST ADVANTAGE Export full payroll reports and salary summaries to .xlsx in one tap — ready for your accountant. Generate professional pay stubs and payslips as PDF instantly. Share via WhatsApp, email or Google Drive with no limits. Detailed reports: per-employee breakdown, total payroll cost and tax reports. PERFECT FOR STUDENTS & FIRST-TIME USERS Ideal for accounting, business and HR students learning real payroll. No prior experience needed — intuitive from day one. Generate professional reports directly from your smartphone. CUSTOMIZABLE & SECURE Dark mode, custom color themes and currency format settings. Local and cloud backup. Available on Android and iOS. AM Payroll is your all-in-one payroll app, salary calculator, pay stub generator, employee payroll manager and small business payroll software — with full Excel and PDF export from your iPhone or iPad. Download AM Payroll today and experience the fastest way to run payroll, generate pay stubs, manage employees and export payroll reports to Excel. Privacy Policy: https://www.amcompany.net/privacy-policy-am-payroll/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/