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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: special cases

PAYE78075 | PAYE operation: taxation of jobseeker’s allowance: special cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

Special Cases are where benefits are paid to the following

  • Employees who have been temporarily laid off work or placed on short time working

  • Claimants who are share fishermen

Payments are made either by either the

  • Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)

Or

  • Claimant’s employer

Where payments are made by the DWP, the DWP tells HMRC

  • The amount of taxable benefit paid (the figure is apportioned to and from 5 April where the claim period straddles that date) on a form P181 as soon as possible after benefit payments end

The DWP sends forms P181 to

  • The office dealing with the employee if known

Otherwise

  • The most convenient office

A carbon copy of form P181 is sent to the claimant. It gives details of the right of objection to the taxable sum.

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