Companies who submitted their end-of-year PAYE returns online in the past know to their cost that simple errors can lead to them being rejected by the Taxman. Now that online filing is compulsory for
all, what can you learn from their experience?
Published 18.03.2011
Employers must submit their P11Ds for 2011/12 by July 6 or face penalties. But these forms are notoriously tricky to complete and often rejected by the Taxman. What steps can you take to make sure
they’re correct and arrive on time?
Published 15.06.2012
As an employer you decide if expenses you pay or reimburse your employees are exempt or liable to PAYE tax and NI. HMRC says if you get it wrong it will hold you liable for the lost tax and NI. Is
that right?
Published 19.03.2019
You find out something should have been reported to the Taxman on Form P11D as a benefit-in-kind (BiK), but the deadline for submission was months ago. You could be facing tax penalties. Is there
anything you can do?
Published 03.12.2009
Major changes to the benefits and expenses rules were made for 2016/17 (and later years). These must be incorporated in the P11Ds you submit to HMRC. What, especially, should you be looking out for?
Published 16.05.2017
You’ve recently received a notification from the Taxman telling you that your company has overpaid PAYE tax and NI for 2008/9. But the trouble is HMRC is refusing to refund the money. What’s the
problem?
Published 11.11.2009
An employee recently put in an expenses claim for the last three months. Most of it relates to 2015/16, but he was reimbursed in 2016/17. Your bookkeeper isn’t sure what to enter, if anything, on the
P11D for 2015/16?
Published 04.05.2016
HMRC is making changes to two key forms used for reporting benefits in kind. What’s the reason for this and how might it affect you as an employer?
Published 10.11.2017
This year, most employers submitted their PAYE return (P35) online. But if you need to amend yours, you’ll have to resort to pen and paper. Will this result in a fine?
Published 15.06.2010