HMRC has confirmed it will continue until April 2017 to allow the three-day grace period during which it will not impose automatic in-year penalties for the late filing of real-time PAYE information.
HMRC has confirmed it will continue until April 2017 to allow the three-day grace period during which it will not impose automatic in-year penalties for the late filing of real-time PAYE information. However, penalties will still be considered where employers persistently file late, but within three days. HMRC first announced this easement in February 2015, which initially was to run until April 2016. See http://bit.ly/24mmUmf.
HMRC has confirmed it will continue until April 2017 to allow the three-day grace period during which it will not impose automatic in-year penalties for the late filing of real-time PAYE information.
HMRC has confirmed it will continue until April 2017 to allow the three-day grace period during which it will not impose automatic in-year penalties for the late filing of real-time PAYE information. However, penalties will still be considered where employers persistently file late, but within three days. HMRC first announced this easement in February 2015, which initially was to run until April 2016. See http://bit.ly/24mmUmf.
