PAYE grouped by state
Each employee’s PAYE rolls up to their state, per legal entity, and is never netted across entities in a group.
Learn moreFor Nigeria & Africa
HR and payroll that speaks Nigerian statutory.
Run people and pay on one record — with PAYE grouped by each employee’s state, statutory deductions shown on every payslip, and pricing in your local context. Built for how Nigerian businesses actually run.
For businesses that carry Nigerian statutory weight.
A US tool with a currency toggle doesn’t know that PAYE follows the employee’s state, or that a group is many registered employers. Keystona is built for that reality first.
- Multi-state employersStaff across Lagos, Abuja, Rivers and beyond means PAYE that remits to each employee’s state — not one pooled number.
- Finance & HR leadsYou reconcile deductions by hand every month. Keystona computes them on the payslip and hands you a remittance view you can defend.
- Groups, fintech & microfinance operatorsMultiple entities, each a separately registered employer with its own filings — kept isolated, never co-mingled.
Local statutory depth, not a currency toggle.
Statutory deductions on the payslip
Bracketed and contribution-style statutory deductions are computed and shown on the payslip, traceable to source — where Keystona supports your country’s tax model.
Learn moreLocal pricing context
Plans reflect your region rather than a flat dollar tag, so the numbers make sense for a Nigerian budget.
One record per person
Profiles, leave, attendance and documents on a single connected record — the people side and the pay side never drift apart.
Learn moreEvery deduction traceable, every figure defensible.
PAYE and statutory deductions are captured as immutable, timestamped records with before→after values, and roll up into a tax liabilities and remittance report you can export per state and per entity for any period.
Run Nigerian payroll you can actually defend.
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Questions, answered
Yes. PAYE is grouped by each employee’s state, calculated per legal entity, and never netted across the entities in a group — matching how multi-state employers remit.