Uk Payroll System Overview

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A P11D form is used in the UK to report benefits in kind (BIKs) provided to employees, such as company cars or health insurance, that are not included in their salary.
- Employers submit the P11D to HMRC.
- Employees may need to pay tax on these benefits.
Do you have specific questions about completing or submitting a P11D form?

The P11D form must be submitted to HMRC by July 6th following the end of the tax year (April 5th). Any Class 1A National Insurance owed on benefits must be paid by July 22nd (or July 19th if paying by cheque).
Do you have any more questions about the P11D form or related payroll matters?

A P60 form is an important document in the UK payroll system. It summarizes an employee's total pay and deductions for the tax year. Here's a brief overview:
- Issue Date: Employers must provide the P60 to employees by May 31st following the end of the tax year (April 5th).
- Purpose: It shows total earnings and tax paid, useful for tax returns or claims.
Do you have any specific questions about the P60 form?

To complete a new starter checklist in the UK, you'll need to gather and provide specific information for the new employee. Here's a concise guide:
*. Personal Details:
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Address
- National Insurance number
*. Employment Details:
- Start date
- Job title
- Department
*. Tax Information:
- P45 from previous employer (if available)
- Complete the HMRC Starter Checklist if no P45 (includes tax code details)
*. Bank Details:
- Bank name
- Account number
- Sort code
*. Emergency Contact Information:
- Name
- Relationship
- Contact number
Do you need more details on any specific section of the checklist?