Looking ahead at PAYE 2020
Kate Upcraft explains the challenges in preparing payroll for the 2020/21 tax year. She covers off-payroll working, company cars, Employment Allowance and termination payments, among other things.
I’m writing this in November, in a week in which parliament is to dissolve until after the general election on 12 December. Payroll software is normally signed off by December to go into test mode post-Christmas, but that won’t be happening this year. There is also the small matter of the Welsh and Scottish budgets – still scheduled to be set before Christmas as I write but which can’t be formalised until Westminster has outlined its tax plans.
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