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Samilou67


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hi can anyone help with this please?

i have taken on payroll for a new client and I need to do an EYA for the 2015-2016 wages as two of the emplyees did not have all their wages put through the payroll. 

I know how to do it in HMRC software but the employees are showing in the current year as starting in January 16, when their actual start date was december 15. I will have to add them as employees for the year 15-16 but what start date should I use? Their actual December date or the one that has been submitted.

Thanks

sam



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Sam
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Hi Sam
Ive never had to do this, but understand you can amend start and leave dates via this process as well as any under reporting. This might help

www.gov.uk/payroll-errors/correcting-your-fps-or-eps

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You should check out answers with reference to the legal position
Samilou67


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Thanks Jo

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