HMRC Employer Bulletin – August 2018
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This edition has some useful information around reporting your payroll information, National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage and also information on fully electric company cars. There are also articles on Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) webinars and Welsh Rates of Income Tax. HMRC will continue to use the Employer Bulletin to tell you about new products and changes which may affect you and to give you access to further information if you need it. With that in mind HMRC also like to encourage you to sign up to receive an email alert from them each time a new edition of the Employer Bulletin is published.
The email alert system is no longer tied to a PAYE reference number meaning that it’s no longer just employers who can sign up and there are no restrictions on the number of individuals per company who can receive the alert.
Content
Starter Declaration on a Full Payment Submission (FPS)
Reporting your payroll information accurately and on time
Irregular payments and completion of Full Payment Submissions
PAYE Settlement Agreements and Scottish Income Tax
The National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage – are you paying the correct rate?
Advisory Electricity Rate for fully electric company cars
Welsh Rates of Income Tax
Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) webinars
Postgraduate Loans 6 Benefits and Expenses: Company cars
Tax avoidance loan schemes – settle now
Completing an EYU in respect of Employee’s National Insurance Contributions
Employment Income: Draft Legislation
Deadline for post-16 Child Benefit looms
The HMRC employer bulletin is published 6 times a year, giving employers and agents the latest information on topics and issues that may affect them.
You can download and read the employer bulletin on screen or print it off.
The HMRC employer bulletin is only available online. You can register for HMRC’s employer email alert service to receive emails from HMRC which tell you when the latest issue is available.
To view the employer bulletin you need to use a PDF file viewer such as Adobe Reader, which is available to download free of charge from the Adobe website. If you have any issues opening the bulletin, using the latest version of Adobe Reader will resolve most of these.
For customers using screen reading software, the employer bulletin is compatible with most software packages.
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