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i think this is rubbish
any small firm worths its salt can see the benefits in online filing
I guess it depends on the firm.
I didn't report this story, but I understand the point. I have several mates who run small businesses and do not use computers.
For many people,
you see,
there is an awful lot more to life than
IT.
You can't beat having the freedom to choose.
Nick Goulding is completely wrong
... or has been misreported.
The PAYE online filing incentive is only available to small employers, so how can it be "a gift for the already advantaged bigger firms".
HMRC are not dictating or bullying anyone, but encouraging them with an incentive, into communicating in HMRC's chosen way.
We seem to have a culture where any benefit, advantage or success enjoyed by one group is seen as unfair discrimination against everyone else.
Completely wrong
Change is inevitable and when we fight it we lose and this is more so for small businesses.
The online system is merely an electronic version of the paper forms, so you can tillfll in the paper forms and then simply type it on line.
Obviously it is not for everyone, but it is the futre and it is an incentive for peole to change. it is not compulsory so if you don`t like it then don`t do it.