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Basic PAYE Tools and National Insurance
BooksellerDude1
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Hi Everyone
I have just realised that I should have changed an employee's National Insurance code letter on Basic PAYE tools at the beginning of this tax year.
I have changed it going forward but I need to backdate the hange to the beginning of the tax year - does anyone know how to do this please?
Regards
BooksellerDude1
I have just realised that I should have changed an employee's National Insurance code letter on Basic PAYE tools at the beginning of this tax year.
I have changed it going forward but I need to backdate the hange to the beginning of the tax year - does anyone know how to do this please?
Regards
BooksellerDude1
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I think it works on a year to date basis. Therefore, the software should make the necessary adjustment. I used to use the basic payroll tools and if I wasn't sure of something I'd just run the next payroll and see what it comes up with. You can always delete the run assuming you haven't submitted it.0
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Thanks uknick but I'm not sure that's the case, having run a month's payroll since I updated the code letter it only lists that month's wages under the NI year to date figure.
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NIC isn't cumulative unlike tax. What category was it on and what has it changed to - does it affect Employers or Employees contributions.....or both?
Some guidance at the bottom of this link - https://www.gov.uk/payroll-errors/correcting-your-fps-or-eps0 -
Sorry my mistake, I thought you were talking about the income tax side. I should have read your post more carefully.
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