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PAYE Manual

PAYE78000 · PAYE operation: taxation of jobseeker’s allowance

  • PAYE78001 · Introduction
  • PAYE78015 · Current year PAYE repayments
  • PAYE78020 · DWP investigation
  • PAYE78025 · Employment agency: part time and similar workers
  • PAYE78030 · JSA claimed but employment continues
  • PAYE78035 · Normal cases, who makes payment
  • PAYE78045 · Payment of benefit by employer
  • PAYE78050 · Receipt of form P181
  • PAYE78060 · Reports of JSA figures
  • PAYE78065 · Self employed individuals
  • PAYE78070 · Share fishermen
  • PAYE78075 · Special cases
  • PAYE78085 · Temporary short time working compensation scheme
  • PAYE78090 · Temporary stop claimants and strikers
  • PAYE78095 · Two schemes in operation for JSA
  • PAYE78100 · What the department for work and pensions does
  • PAYE78105 · Who calculates taxable benefit
  1. PAYE operation: taxation of jobseeker’s allowance: contents
  2. PAYE operation: taxation of jobseeker’s allowance: JSA claimed but employment continues

PAYE78030 | PAYE operation: taxation of jobseeker’s allowance: JSA claimed but employment continues

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

In some types of employment it is normal for an employee to be without work for short periods from time to time. See Action guide tax40168. Examples are

  • Employment agency workers

  • Part time workers

  • Supply teachers

  • Certain dock workers

Jobseeker’s Allowance may be paid for odd days between periods of work. Payments of benefit are dealt with under the Special Case provisions. For further information see PAYE78075.

The employer would not issue a form P45 part 1 because it is likely that the employment will continue. The main record would continue to be live.

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