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Posted Thu, 14 Sep 2023 08:56:02 GMT by
An employer has provided a company car to an unpaid director in 2022/23. They do not have a PAYE scheme and are trying to report the BIK and so will need to apply for, and open, a PAYE scheme for 2022/23. When they open the PAYE scheme, will the employer also need to submit 12 nil RTI submissions for the year? Will this trigger an automatic penalty from HMRC? Will the employer need to continue making RTI submissions for 2023/24 and onwards?
Posted Fri, 22 Sep 2023 06:34:48 GMT by HMRC Admin 25 Response
Hi Lee Muter,
The employer will indeed be required to set up a PAYE Scheme and send an  EPS "period of no payments to employees" to advise no payments to employees in a specific period.
This can be done in advance via payroll software and also in retrospect.
If any penalties are raised an appeal can be submitted explaining the reasons for late submission.
HMRC will assess each case.
Thank you. 
 
 

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