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Official guidance
PAYE Manual

PAYE72000 · PAYE operation: payments for PAYE purposes

  • PAYE72001 · Introduction
  • PAYE72005 · When PAYE should be operated
  • PAYE72010 · Agencies which introduce domestic cleaners to householders
  • PAYE72015 · Conditional payments
  • PAYE72020 · Doubts about whether payment counts for tax purposes
  • PAYE72025 · Free of tax payments
  • PAYE72028 · How to gross-up
  • PAYE72030 · Holiday pay
  • PAYE72035 · Non-cash remuneration
  • PAYE72040 · Non-cash remuneration: operation of PAYE
  • PAYE72045 · Occupational retirement benefit schemes
  • PAYE72050 · Payment on account
  • PAYE72053 · PAYE72053 PAYE operation: payments for PAYE purposes: Advance of salary – Real Time Information (RTI) reporting
  • PAYE72055 · Payments to employees in accidents
  • PAYE72060 · Principal civil service pension scheme
  • PAYE72065 · Restrictive covenants
  • PAYE72070 · Sick pay and when third party pays sick pay
  • PAYE72075 · Statutory payments
  • PAYE72080 · Tips, gratuities, service charges and troncs
  • PAYE72085 · Unintentional overpayments of pay / pension: PAYE and NICs
  1. PAYE operation: payments for PAYE purposes: contents
  2. PAYE operation: payments for PAYE purposes: conditional payments

PAYE72015 | PAYE operation: payments for PAYE purposes: conditional payments

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

If an employee's entitlement to a payment depends on a future condition being met, taxshould not be deducted until that condition is met.

For example, if a contract says a bonus will be paid for the year ending 31 December oncondition that the employee still works for the company on the following 1 June, PAYEshould be operated on 1 June.

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