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Outbound employees ― payroll issues

Produced by Tolley in association with and Steph Carr of BDO LLP
Employment Tax
Guidance

Outbound employees ― payroll issues

Produced by Tolley in association with and Steph Carr of BDO LLP
Employment Tax
Guidance
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Key points

  1. •

    the default position for individuals leaving employment under the RTI regime is to include their date of leaving in the FPS submission and provide the employee with a form P45

  2. •

    for employees leaving their UK employment to start overseas work under a new employment con-tract with an overseas entity, or for individuals transferring to a new payroll scheme within the UK, they should be marked as leavers in the same way as the basic position.

  3. •

    where an employee will remain on UK payroll but is expected to perform all of their employment duties overseas, a No Tax (NT) code can be applied for from HMRC in order to exempt their earnings from PAYE

  4. •

    where an employee will continue to have some UK employment duties but will

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