Tax bodies update guidance on letters of engagement
HMRC will offer ‘interactive support’ during a Twitter Q&A between 11 and 15 March, to help employers prepare for ‘real time information’ (RTI) reporting for PAYE from 6 April.
Employers will report to HMRC each time they pay their employees, rather than annually. They are invited to follow @HMRCgovuk and use the hashtag #RTIqa.
HMRC’s PAYE system will be unavailable from Wednesday, 3 April to Friday, 5 April for the annual upgrade and installation of the 2013/14 release. ‘Once the system is back up on 6 April submissions will go through in order,’ the Chartered Institute of Taxation said last Friday. ‘Submissions from pilot employers can still be sent during the period from 3 to 5 April, but they will be held until 6 April.’
The leading tax and accounting bodies have updated guidance on the letters of engagement for tax practitioners to take account of RTI for those providing payroll services.
Tax bodies update guidance on letters of engagement
HMRC will offer ‘interactive support’ during a Twitter Q&A between 11 and 15 March, to help employers prepare for ‘real time information’ (RTI) reporting for PAYE from 6 April.
Employers will report to HMRC each time they pay their employees, rather than annually. They are invited to follow @HMRCgovuk and use the hashtag #RTIqa.
HMRC’s PAYE system will be unavailable from Wednesday, 3 April to Friday, 5 April for the annual upgrade and installation of the 2013/14 release. ‘Once the system is back up on 6 April submissions will go through in order,’ the Chartered Institute of Taxation said last Friday. ‘Submissions from pilot employers can still be sent during the period from 3 to 5 April, but they will be held until 6 April.’
The leading tax and accounting bodies have updated guidance on the letters of engagement for tax practitioners to take account of RTI for those providing payroll services.
