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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM520210 · Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: introduction to PAYE: annual returns

  • DMBM520215 · Issue of returns and notices to file a return
  • DMBM520220 · Types of annual return and due dates
  • DMBM520225 · Particulars for each employee
  • DMBM520230 · Requirement to file a return
  • DMBM520235 · Contractors (up to 2006-07 only)
  • DMBM520240 · Filing annual returns
  • DMBM520245 · Requirement to file a return online
  • DMBM520250 · Nil returns
  • DMBM520255 · Quality Standard (QS) checks applied to returns
  • DMBM520260 · Return processing
  • DMBM520265 · Viewing returns
  • DMBM520270 · Part returns
  1. Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: introduction to PAYE: annual returns: contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: introduction to PAYE: annual returns: requirement to file a return online

DMBM520245 | Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: introduction to PAYE: annual returns: requirement to file a return online

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Whether or not an employer has to file online for a particular tax year depends on their segmentation band for that year. Large employers have had to file online from 2004-05 and medium employers from 2005-06.

Small employers have been required to file online from 2009-10. To encourage them to do so, for their 2004-05 to 2008-09 returns, they were awarded a tax-free payment for successfully filing their return online. However, if the return is a ‘nil’ one, a tax-free payment is not awarded. An incentive award can still be awarded if these years’ returns are filed online albeit late.

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