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PAYE Manual

PAYE70200 · PAYE operation: specific employments

  • PAYE70201 · Introduction
  • PAYE70210 · Casual employees: requests for PAYE special arrangements
  • PAYE70215 · Armed forces: service pensions
  • PAYE70220 · Armed forces: reserve and auxiliary forces
  • PAYE70223 · National Insurance contributions relief for employers who hire veterans
  • PAYE70225 · Barristers’ senior clerks and chambers staff
  • PAYE70230 · Clergy and ministers of religion
  • PAYE70235 · Doctors - trainee general practitioners: coding adjustments for car allowance
  • PAYE70240 · Electoral registration officers and their staff
  • PAYE70245 · Examining bodies - fees to examiners
  • PAYE70250 · Fire fighters - part time
  • PAYE70255 · First aid - part time lecturers and instructors
  • PAYE70260 · Local government councillors
  • PAYE70265 · Lorry drivers - meals
  • PAYE70270 · Part time public appointments
  • PAYE70275 · Racehorse trainers / stud farm employees
  • PAYE70285 · Freeports and Investment Zones Employer NICs Relief
  • PAYE70280 · Returning officers
  1. PAYE operation: specific employments: contents
  2. PAYE operation: specific employments: fire fighters - part time

PAYE70250 | PAYE operation: specific employments: fire fighters - part time

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

Payments

Part-time fire fighters are paid a retaining fee plus service fees, which are usually under the minimum PAYE income limit. They are also paid a bounty at various stages of service.

Long service bounty arrangements

Fire authorities provide HMRC with lists before the start of each tax year showing

  • The name, address and National Insurance number of each part time fireman who will qualify for a bounty payment in the coming year

And

  • An estimate of the bounty payable to each where this is over £50 (see the Employment Income Manual (EIM) at EIM63620)

  • Details of each recipient's HMRC office and reference if known.

This is to avoid underpayments arising and to enable tax codes to be issued where necessary.

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HMRC action

Amend the relevant individual’s tax code where

  • A fire fighter's total earnings plus fees and any bounty payment exceeds the minimum PAYE income limit

The fire authority should use the code specified for emergency use if

  • It has not received a coding notice at the time bounty payment falls due

And

  • The total earnings from fire fighting for the year are above the minimum PAYE income limit.

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