HMRC have this week laid amendments to the PAYE regulations (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2015/2/contents/made) to remove the requirement to complete the questions that were for many years part of the P35 end of year return and… read more →
The Chancellor announced on 17th December 2014 to the Treasury Select Committee that the final Budget of this parliament will be presented on 18th March 2015 with parliament dissolved on… read more →
Phil Pavitt, former head of IT at HMRC tells Computing about the issues with developing front end systems but without investing in the back office legacy systems that use the… read more →
In October 2014, HMRC announced to software developers that it would reverse its stance on taking employee address changes from employers, click here for more…http://www.theaccessgroup.com/2014/11/3/what-do-hmrc-do-with-the-employee-data-we-report.aspx
16m taxpayers will from 3rd November start to receive tax summaries in the post or online related to the 2013/14 tax year. See https://www.gov.uk/government/news/personal-tax-summaries-seven-things-to-know for an idea of what they… read more →
With effect from 13th October 2014, HMRC have been able to accept a tax month date in the Employer Payment Summary (EPS). You may have thought you had been sending… read more →
Last Wednesday (8th October) HMRC told their stakeholders that they had identified an issue with the P800 tax reconciliations that are sent each year after year end. we know that… read more →
In an unusual move HMRC have listened to customer feedback and published a statment to indicate they will now keep a version of the PAYE calculator on their new website… read more →
On Sunday night (21st) HMRC began to send Generic Notices to the 54,000 PAYE schemes it considers to have 50 or more payees and who therefore are in scope for… read more →
Recently HMRC published updated guidance on avoiding the infamous duplicate records that have dogged RTI since its inception. One of the reasons that HMRC create a duplicate record which leads… read more →
