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This Revenue cookie is set as a session cookie and will be deleted once you close this browsing session. YouTube may set cookies directly according to YouTube's own cookies policy. If you have taken into account EPS figures in a previous tax month, or tax quarter, within the tax year go to step 5. Take the total 'year to date' EPS figures used in the previous month, or quarter, calculation. Subtract this amount from your EPS total at step 4.
If your payroll software doesn't automatically do these 5 steps for you, follow the link below to look at an example of how to calculate your payments to HMRC. If, at the end of the period the advance covers, the recoverable amounts reported on your EPS are less than the advance received, you must repay the unused amount to HMRC.
If you correct the error the next time you run the payroll the correction will be included in the FPS or EPS for that period and any additional amount due should be included in that month's or quarter's payment to HMRC.
If you correct the error on or after 20 April , you will not be able to submit an additional FPS. However, you can still submit an EPS for a previous tax year to show the correct total year to date figures for that year. Correcting payroll errors - previous year. Paying electronically is fast, secure and convenient provided you use an accurate reference number - and it's mandatory for employers with or more employees. It's your responsibility to make sure payments are made on time, whichever payment method you use.
You may be charged interest and a penalty if your payment isn't received by the deadline. When you open it you can read it on screen, or print - it has the steps you can take to avoid some of the most common errors in reconciling your PAYE charge records with HMRC's.
Payment is due by the 22nd of the month following the end of the tax month or quarter to which it relates and you should make sure you initiate your electronic payment early enough for cleared funds to reach HMRC by the due date.
Where the 22nd falls on a weekend or bank holiday, ensure your payment arrives no later than the last bank working day before the 22nd , unless paying by Faster Payment. Faster Payments is a service that has been introduced by the banking industry that allows payments for sending online or telephone banking payments on the same or next day, providing the value of the payment does not exceed the limit set by your own bank or building society. Before making a payment using the Faster Payment Service you should contact your bank or building society to confirm the services available to you, any daily value limits and the latest cut off times for sending a payment.
If paying by post, your cheque payment must be posted early enough to reach HMRC no later than the 19th of the month following the end of the tax month or quarter to which it relates, so please allow at least three working days. Postal delays sometimes occur, which is why HMRC recommends the security and certainty of electronic payments. If your payment arrives late you may be liable for a late payment penalty. However, please note:. Faster Payments is a service that has been introduced by the banking industry for sending online or telephone banking payments on the same or next day, providing the value of the payment does not exceed the limit set by your own bank or building society.
If paying by post, your cheque payment must be posted early enough to reach HMRC no later than the 19th of the month. To allow for possible postal delays, for which HMRC are not responsible, please allow at least three working days for the payment to arrive.
For interest and penalty purposes your payment is treated as being received on the day your cheque arrives. Where HMRC receive it on a day that the office is closed the date used will be the day the office was first closed. For free confidential advice on tax problems, such as missed late corporation tax payments , issues paying late vat arrears and PAYE contact us on Alan has been a qualified chartered accountant for almost 40 years, and has been a fellow of R3 the Association of Business Recovery Professionals since If you need help understanding the best way forward for your company, use the live chat during working hours, or call us on Table of Contents.
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