Take the hassle out of PAYE with our payroll service
Your Employee payslips sent on-time
All Calculations submitted to HMRC
Full Real Time Information Service
Submitting payroll for 190 firms
Do I need PAYE?
When paying your employees, you need to decide how much they will receive in the form of salary and wages, and how much will be deducted in taxes.
You need to report this to HMRC before they get paid.
The UK Government collects personal income taxes from anyone employed or self employed.
PAYE or Pay As You Earn is the system used to control this and was started 70 years ago.
If your employees income is above £112 per week you must use PAYE by law.
Through this system your employees payslips will show deductions of:
You will also need to keep a record of all payroll activities or you could face a fine of up to £3000.
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Can I do it myself?
Absolutely, if you have the patience and are willing to learn about PAYE and RTI.
PAYE must be completed correctly or you could find yourself on the end of a fine from HMRC.
You will need to:
…or you could take the hard work away and let us do the heavy lifting!
How does Real Time Information (RTI) work?
At the start of PAYE, the Government took into account that most people would be in one place of work for a very long time.
Nowadays, employees may have different jobs, may be part self employed, on maternity pay or work varying hours.
With RTI, HMRC wants to know information about your employees when it happens.
This means you need to report to HMRC every time the employee gets paid.
This is called Real Time Information.
HMRC wants to know:
Can you help?
Absolutely, we have a payroll department!
Our payroll department currently deals with staff from 190 firms across the UK.
We can:
Make your life easier by switching to Payroll with us.
We will ensure everything is completed on time and your staff are paid correctly.
Reduce your taxes with us…
“The Government is constantly changing tax regulations. Our team knows all about taxes and how we can save you paying HMRC needlessly.”
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