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Transaction Engine Live Environment - now available 27 October 2017
HMRC’s Software Developers Support Team (SDST) has confirmed that they have successfully deployed their new transaction engine and that message classes in the new Transaction Engine Live Environment are now available.
SDST are inviting payroll software developers to now configure your products to point to the new Live Endpoint .
Please contact SDST by email SDSTeam@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk where they are available to offer information and technical support throughout your transition, if you so require.
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PAYE draft forms: P11D and P11D Working Sheets (2017 to 2018) 14 November 2017
HMRC has published draft forms and working sheets to assist payroll software developers. A new working sheet has been included to allow for car and car fuel benefit provided via optional remuneration arrangements (OpRA).
PAYE draft forms: P11D and P11D Working Sheets (2017 to 2018)
There is a new P11D Working Sheet 2b to allow for car and car fuel benefit provided via optional remuneration arrangements for 2017-18
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Postponement of NICs Bill - impact on payroll software changes for class 1A 15 November 2017
Due to the one year delay to the implementation of the NICs Bill, HMRC has taken the decision to reverse the changes originally published in the RTI RIM Artefacts for 2018/19 to align with the new delivery date of April 2019.
HMRC’s Software Developers Support Team (SDST) has provided the following update for the payroll profession:
“What has happened? On 2 November, the Government announced that they will introduce the National Insurance Contributions (NICs) Bill in 2018. The measures it will implement will now take effect one year later, from April 2019. This includes the abolition of class 2 NICs, reforms to the NICs treatment of termination payments, and changes to the NICs treatment of sporting testimonials The one year delay to the implementation of the NICs Bill means that the new employer charge on termination payments over £30,000 will now start from April 2019. Other changes to the income tax and NICs treatment of termination payments will still have effect from April 2018, subject to the will of parliament. These include income tax and class 1 NIC liability on all payments in lieu of notice and the removal of Foreign Service Relief for employees resident in the UK. These changes will not require any changes to software . Additional communications and guidance on these elements will follow in due course. You can read the announcement in full on the parliament website . What will happen as a result of this announcement? HMRC has taken the decision to reverse the changes originally published in the RTI RIM Artefacts for 2018/19 to align with the new delivery of April 2019 for changes to class 1A NICs due on termination payments and sporting testimonials.
The following actions will be taken to achieve this:
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