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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: nil returns

DMBM520250 | Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: introduction to PAYE: annual returns: nil returns

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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A ‘nil’ return is one where there are only ‘nil’ figures shown. Although there is no requirement to send a ‘nil’ return, online ‘nil’ returns are accepted and processed onto BROCS.

As part of the paper return QS1 checks, Customer Operations will contact employers to see if there is any ongoing requirement for a PAYE scheme before deciding whether to process the return or cancel the scheme one year only (COYO) or permanently (see DMBM520255).

From July 2006, tax-free payments are no longer awarded to small employers who file a ‘nil’ return online, because there is no requirement to file the return.

Employers objecting against the non-award should contact their Customer Operations office.

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