Registering with the Inland Revenue

About PAYE

As an employer you have certain criteria to fulfil, you must register as an employer with the Inland Revenue and withhold statutory deductions from employees pay and forward to the Inland revenue at the appropriate times.

The Inland Revenue will not ask your employees for any tax owed from PAYE scheme but will come straight to you. The onus is on you as the employer .

Late payment of Tax & NIC can result in fines levied against you by the Inland Revenue. Your employees may also suffer with reduced benefits of unemployment or maternity pay.

We at Payroll services recognize the problem, you’re a busy employer, business life is hectic and the company is growing, with the staff payroll expanding.

We will start the payroll for you straight away register your company also, backdating wage slips where necessary. We can register you company with Inland Revenue if required, and sort out any overdue Tax & NIC we liaise with the Inland Revenue on your behalf regarding late payments fines, however, this is at the discretion of the Revenue, and also depends on how long difference aspects of your payroll have been overdue.