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DMBM519010 · Debt and return pursuit: PAYE RTI: RTI overview and legislation

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  2. Debt and return pursuit: PAYE RTI: RTI overview and legislation: RTI legislation

DMBM519020 | Debt and return pursuit: PAYE RTI: RTI overview and legislation: RTI legislation

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RTI PAYE, NIC & CIS legislation

Due to the introduction of Real Time Information (RTI) in 2012, there was a need to amend legislation. The existing legislation had to incorporate the changes RTI had made in operation and recovery of PAYE. The table below shows the changes that have been made and a brief explanation of the regulation.

PAYE legislation

  • Existing legislation - The Income Tax (Pay as You Earn) Regulations 2003

  • Amending legislation - The Income Tax (Pay as You Earn) (Amendment) Regulations 2012 and The Income Tax (Pay as You Earn) (Amendment No. 2) Regulations 2012

Existing tax regulationRTI amendmentSubjectMeaning
None2AAn RTI employerAn employer who has been asked by or agreed with HMRC to comply with RTI regulations.From 6 October 2013 all employers.
None2BAn RTI pension payerA pension payer who has been asked by or agreed with HMRC to comply with RTI regulations.From 6 October 2013 all pension payers.
None67BElectronic submission of FPSRequirement to submit an electronic RTI return.
None67CAReference No. to be included with electronic submission of FPSRequirement to include reference number with return under Reg 67B.
None67DPaper submission of FPS and due date of returnReligious objectors and care/support workers can submit paper FPS. Due date 14 days after tax period end.
None67EAmendment to FPSEmployers must correct the information in the first FPS made after the discovery of the error.
None67FNo returns are dueEmployers may advise if there is no return due. They must advise on an FPS/EPS.
None67GPaymentsEmployers must pay HMRC the amount deducted for the month. If this is a negative amount they can recover this from HMRC.
7875ASpecifying the debtIf the employer does not submit an FPS or nil EPS HMRC can specify the debt based on previous payments/returns.
78(6)75A(8)When employer can request a quantificationDuring the seven-day specification notice period, if an employer believes they have paid the correct amount due, but HMRC disagrees, the employer can request HMRC quantify the amount due.
78(8)75A(10)HMRC’s right to enforce the specified amountIf the amount not paid in full within seven days, the amount becomes due in line with 67G.
78(10)75BEmployer’s right to claim back overpayments due to paying specified amountIf, due to paying a specified amount, the employer pays more for the tax year, the employer is entitled to set-off the excess amount against any tax due for any subsequent tax period, or claim a repayment.
82(6)82(6)InterestHMRC can charge interest on any late payment of the FPS tax amount due.

NIC legislation

  • Existing legislation - The Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001

  • Amending legislation - The Social Security (Contributions) (Amendment No.3) Regulations 2012

Link to existing PAYE regulationNIC legislationSubjectMeaning
2APara1 Sch 4 Sub para 4An RTI employerAn employer who has been asked by or agreed with HMRC to comply with RTI regulations.From 6 October 2013 all employers.
67GPara 10 Sch 4 Sub para 2/para 3APaymentsEmployers must pay HMRC the amount deducted for the month. If this is a negative amount they can recover this from HMRC.
75APara 15 Sch 4 Para 1BSpecifying the debtIf the employer does not submit an FPS or nil EPS HMRC can specify the debt based on previous payments/returns.
67BPara 21A Sch 4Electronic submission of FPSRequirement to submit an electronic RTI return.
67DPara 21CPaper submission of FPS and due date of returnReligious objectors and care/support workers can submit paper FPS. Due date 14 days after tax period end.
67EPara 21DAmendment to FPSEmployers must correct the information in the first FPS made after the discovery of the error.
NonePara 21ESubmission of EPSWhere appropriate employers must submit, within 14 days after the end of the tax month, an EPS when the NIC specified is greater than zero.
NonePara 21E(5)Amendment to EPSEmployers must correct the information in the first return made after the discovery of the error.
82(6)82(6)InterestHMRC can charge interest on late payment of any FPS NIC amount.

CIS legislation

  • Existing legislation - The Income Tax (Construction Industry Scheme) Regulations 2005

  • Amending legislation - The Income Tax (Construction Industry Scheme) (Amendment) Regulations 2012

Link to existing PAYE regulationRTI amendmentSubjectMeaning
NoneReg 56 para 2BEPS: CIS deductions suffered by the qualifying subcontractorQualifying subcontractor must submit a return showing the deductions made.
NoneReg 56 para 2cEPS: Submission within 14 days of the end of the tax periodSubmission must be made within 14 days of the end of the tax period.
NoneReg 56 para 2dEPS: Amendment requiredThe employer needs to submit an amendment in the first return made after the discovery of the error.

Student Loans legislation

Student Loans legislation is incorporated in The Education (Student Loans) (Repayment) (Amendment) Regulations 2012.

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