Farmers and landowners who employ casual labour for their businesses will need to upgrade their systems to cope with new requirements from HMRC that come into force next April.
Farmers and landowners who employ casual labour for their businesses will need to upgrade their systems to cope with new requirements from HMRC that come into force next April.
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Rog Wood
RTI, or Real Time Information, means employers will be legally required to submit electronic returns of payroll data to HMRC on either the next return the employer is required to file, or seven days following the date of payment – whichever is the sooner – showing the number of contracted hours by employee, by banding, each time a return is made.
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