Hi,
I have the same question however the best i can say it’s probably the employers own online account as it states the following:
Who can claim
You must have:
created and started a PAYE payroll scheme on or before 28 February 2020
enrolled for PAYE online - this can take up to 10 days
a UK bank account
Any entity with a UK payroll can apply, including businesses, charities, recruitment agencies and public authorities.
Therefore at this stage it is only an assumption whether this can only be applied for by employers directly.
Following on from Neiltonks- It may be a challenge consolidating the EPS report from two different systems as usually these figures are prepared automatically and sent from within the software, relevant to the payroll processed.
My answers
Hi,
I have the same question however the best i can say it’s probably the employers own online account as it states the following:
Who can claim
You must have:
created and started a PAYE payroll scheme on or before 28 February 2020
enrolled for PAYE online - this can take up to 10 days
a UK bank account
Any entity with a UK payroll can apply, including businesses, charities, recruitment agencies and public authorities.
Therefore at this stage it is only an assumption whether this can only be applied for by employers directly.
Following on from Neiltonks- It may be a challenge consolidating the EPS report from two different systems as usually these figures are prepared automatically and sent from within the software, relevant to the payroll processed.
As you say, its best to just reduce salary.
Your right.
Hi All,
Thank you for all your responses. I have finally found what I was looking for and it may be helpful to post it up here.
Essentially tax and NIC is payable as soon as salary is accrued.
https://www.rossmartin.co.uk/directors/essential-know-how-94289/3020-unp...