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SBROWN1964


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Just a quick question, I think I am having a senior moment!

 

We have a new employee who started at the beginning of the month, who has supplied his previous p45. As the payroll I do tomorrow will be month 1 of a new tax period, I do not need to enter previous figures into his records?

I hope that makes sense!



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That's right don't enter the P45 details, just make sure you get the coding right. Are they on a L code?

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yes they are.

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Add 60 to their PAYE coding.

www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/399473/P9X_2015_.pdf


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I think you should be getting them to complete a Starter checklist (which is the equivalent of the old P46) As, depending on when they started they may need to be on a w1 m1 basis.



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