P30
Michelle S
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Hi, I'm maybe being stupid here but being used to filing P30 returns in Southern Ireland to record the PAYE and PRSI (Irish equivalent of NI) I expected to be expected to complete the same in the UK.
Is this not the case and all matters are then reportered at the year end in the P35 or is it that I am supposed to complete the yellow book even though my client is paying amounts to Customs by transfer?
Help!!
Is this not the case and all matters are then reportered at the year end in the P35 or is it that I am supposed to complete the yellow book even though my client is paying amounts to Customs by transfer?
Help!!
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You just need to keep normal payroll records whether it be by hand (P11 deduction sheets) or through a payroll program (see www.moneysoft.co.uk for a good one).
It's then a matter of paying any PAYE and NIC's due on a monthly or quarterly basis as appropriate and then filing a P35 end of year return by 19th May after the Payroll Year End (5 April) containing the information for all employees for the year.Regards,
Burg0 -
P30
Thanks Burg, I thought I have been doing that so I'm okay0
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