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Collection of Student Loans Manual

CSLM10010 · FAQs: employers questions and answers: new employee

  • CSLM10011 · P45 has a 'Y' in the box - what do I do?
  • CSLM10012 · P45 has a 'Y' in the SL box - t/p is not a borrower
  • CSLM10014 · P45 has a 'Y' in the SL box - t/p has repaid loan
  • CSLM10015 · FAQs: employers questions and answers: P45 has a 'Y' in the SL box but is for last year
  • CSLM10016 · P45 with no 'Y' in the SL box - t/p is a borrower
  • CSLM10017 · The employee has no form P45 but is a borrower
  1. FAQs: employers questions and answers: new employee: contents
  2. FAQs: employers questions and answers: new employee: the employee has no form P45 but is a borrower

CSLM10017 | FAQs: employers questions and answers: new employee: the employee has no form P45 but is a borrower

From HM Revenue & Customs · Collection of Student Loans Manual

Suggested answer

If your new employee fills in their starter checklist showing they have a student loan and or postgraduate loan, deductions should be taken from the next available pay day.

If they do not know what loan and or plan type they have, the employee can log into their online student loan account or access gov.uk website for more information.

You can use Plan 5 as a default plan type in your payroll software until you get a student loan start notice (SL1).

You can find more information on the gov.uk website.

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