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24 July 2018

Issue: 4657 / Categories: News , Employees

Pay As You Earn (PAYE): service availability and issues.

HMRC is warning some employers they will not have received the 2018-19 tax code notice P9 for some staff because of an issue with its PAYE online service.

The department says it has identified the employees affected and has sent P6 notices, which provide details for an individual. As a result, employers may see an increase in P6 notices dated
11 July 2018.

In addition, HMRC says it is aware that some PAYE accounts are not showing the latest position. It is investigating this and will publish an update when the issue has been resolved.

Employers that believe that their account is incorrect and wish to check, should phone the employer helpline on 0300 200 3200.

See here.

Issue: 4657 / Categories: News , Employees

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