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皇冠体育app new PAYE reporting system, known as RTI, started on 6 April 2013. Employers report PAYE in real time from their first pay day on or after 6 April each time they pay their employees, rather than yearly, under RTI.

Ruth Owen, HMRC鈥檚 Director General Personal Tax, said:

RTI is the biggest change to PAYE in 70 years and it is great news that so many employers have started to report PAYE in real time.

But we are under no illusions 鈥� we know that it will take time before every employer in the country is using RTI. We appreciate that some employers might be daunted by the change 鈥� but they don鈥檛 need to be. HMRC is on hand to offer help and support and we are taking a pragmatic approach 鈥� which includes no in-year late filing penalties for the first year.

RTI will improve the operation of PAYE for employers, HMRC and employees. It will also reduce administrative burdens for employers.

A range of RTI software is available, including free software for micro businesses with nine or fewer employees.

Guidance on reporting in real time and hints and tips on avoiding problems when employers start to report PAYE in real time can be found at

Other support includes:

• Pre-recorded and live webinars 鈥� which are available from the 鈥渒now where to find extra help鈥� section on the RTI pages on the HMRC website
• YouTube video 鈥淎ccurate Employee Information matters鈥�
• Face-to-face events across the country
• Regular Twitter Q&As @HMRCgovuk