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Professional bodies approved for tax relief (list 3) updated 14 November 2016
HMRC has updated the list of professional bodies and learned societies (also known as List 3) with tax-deductible fees.
List 3 is updated periodically and includes all bodies approved by the Commissioners for HMRC.
The following have been added to the list from October 2016:
AABC Register Ltd, European Society of International Law (ESIL), European Finance Association (EFA), The Learning and Performance Institute and Association of Magnetic Resonance Radiographers, (BAMRR),
The Institute of IT Training has been removed.
Professional organisations can apply for approval for tax relief using form P356 .
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Withdrawal of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) 14 November 2016
HMRC is asking for feedback with regard to the withdrawal of the EDI channel and its replacement.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will be decommissioning the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) channel and replacing it with an existing XML service, by April 2018.
Current EDI users will need to migrate away from the service before the deadline to the XML channel. This will strategically position all of HMRC’s PAYE operations across the UK on the same platform. HMRC is committed to providing secure and resilient services and this move ensures that any future enhancements and changes can be managed effectively.
This also means there will not be any message implementation guidelines produced for the 2017 to 2018 P11D and P11D(B) as these messages will need to be submitted in XML over the Internet from April 2018.
HMRC is putting a new team in place to provide support for the user community, to help them transition, ahead of the deadline. This form is an opportunity for this team to understand how their customers feel about this announcement and how they can support them in migrating to the existing XML internet channel. To enable HMRC to gain a better understanding of how they can effectively support you and your business in the transition to the XML/internet channel please complete the feedback form . This form should take approximately 20 minutes to complete and the information provided will be used as a basis for HMRC to start formal discussions with your organisation.
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PAYE for non-resident employee’s working in UK 22 November 2016
An online form service has been released to apply for a direction from HMRC under Section 690 ITEPA 2003 to operate PAYE on a non-resident employee's earnings for work in the UK.
You can either use the online form service to sign into your Government Gateway account, or to set one up if necessary. If you use the online form, you will get a reference number that you can use to track the progress of your form.
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