BASIC PAYE TOOLS TO SUBMIT AN EARLIER YEAR UPDATE NOW AVAILABLE
30 May 2013
If you were part of the RTI pilot during 2012-13 it may be that you have been waiting for HMRC to release the latest version of Basic PAYE Tools (BPT) so that you can submit an Earlier Year Update (EYU). On 3 May we told you that this would not be available until the end of May. This version is now available and you can download it from HMRC’s website . If you need to use this to submit an EYU then you should do so by 13 June 2013 to avoid a late filing penalty.
BASIC PAYE TOOLS (BPT) UPDATED
11 June 2013
Basic PAYE Tools - RTI has been updated and version 13.1.13137 is now available.
This latest version of Basic PAYE Tools fixes a few issues that affected earlier versions of BPT. Do check that you are downloading the correct version before looking to update.
Coding Out Debt
Consultation – How to improve HMRC’S collection of debt: Coding out
11 July 2013
HM Revenue & Customs has published a consultation document which is seeking views from interested parties on its proposal to extend the current limits for ‘coding out’ of debts.
Encouragingly the paper includes the proposal to extend the 50 percent regulatory limit to cover all tax codes and not simply K codes.
The CIPP Policy team will be issuing a survey to members in due course however in the meantime the consultation document can be found at How to improve HMRC’s collection of debt: coding out
The consultation will close on 5 September 2013.
CIPP survey - HMRC’S proposals for coding out debt
1 August 2013
The CIPP policy team are running a survey on the consultation How to improve HMRC’s collection of debt: coding out and would very much value 10 minutes of your valuable time to share your views. HMRC has recently issued a consultation document seeking views on their proposals to increase the amount or debt or underpayment that can be recovered through a PAYE tax code. The current coding out limit of £3,000 per annum was set in 2011 in order to strike a reasonable balance between allowing HMRC to recover debts, whilst protecting lower earners. But as it applies to all taxpayers regardless of their incomes, it represents a larger
CIPP Policy News Journal
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