HMRC’s habit of putting new PAYE schemes into the RTI pilot scheme without telling them is building up another rash of filing problems and penalty concerns for the end of May.
RTI
HMRC has provided some clarification over RTI pilot penalties and late returns after a number of AccountingWEB members set alarm bells ringing last week.
HMRC has temporarily stopped employers and their payroll agents from switching their pay cycles to lessen the administrative burden of RTI.
Even as real time information (RTI) reaches the end of its first month of official use, some small employers are still struggling to get to grips with the regime.
ICAEW-endorsed Bacs service provider Credec warned that the PAYE real time information (RTI) system faces its most critical test in the final few days of April.
<p><strong>Sage RTI Surgery<br />29 April to 03 May 2013</strong></p><p>Throughout this week Sage are working with AccountingWEB and Helen Hargreaves, Senior Pol
I have just been on the phone to HMRC who categorically have said that quarterley PAYE/NIC payments were no longer allowed under RTI. This contradicts their website, and I have not come across thi
An employee by accident has used a company credit car for personal expenditure. They have asked that it be deducted from their net wages.
Dear All,
Please bear with me, this is my first post and I hope I am doing this correctly and posting in the right place.
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