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Correct mistakes with pay and deductions including National Insurance (NI), amend errors in FPS payroll reports, correct payments to HMRC.
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Your PAYE bill might be wrong if you made a mistake in your Full Payment…
What you need to do to correct a payment depends on whether you paid too…
You can correct a mistake with an employee’s pay or deductions by updating…
How you'll be paid, what you’ll be paid, and how to check your pay when you’re employed by an umbrella company as a temporary worker.
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How to check if you’ve paid the right amount of tax, if your pay is not what you expected.
Find out how to spot signs of disguised renumeration tax avoidance on your payslip and get help and support.
Contact HM Revenue and Customs if you cannot pay your tax bill - get more time to pay or pay in instalments.
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Check the availability and any issues affecting the Employers PAYE payment plan service.
Nearly 500 employers fined over £10 million for failing to pay the National Minimum Wage
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