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17 April 2012

Issue: 4349 / Categories: News , Admin

Employer annual returns

Employer annual returns for 2010/11 must be sent online to HMRC by 19 May. Returns filed late will attract a penalty of £100 for each month the return is outstanding.

Employers who are not registered for online filing should register as soon as possible for HMRC’s PAYE online service to enable them to activate the service using the code sent by HMRC.

To help employers complete their return accurately, a list of common errors to avoid appears on HMRC’s website.

Issue: 4349 / Categories: News , Admin

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