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You'll need to use your 13-character accounts office reference number as the payment reference. You can find this on either: the letter HMRC sent you when you first registered as an employer.

Pay employers' Class 1A National Insurance Overview. Direct Debit. Approve a payment through your online bank account. Make an online or telephone bank transfer. By debit or corporate credit card online. At your bank or building society. By cheque through the post. Check your payment has been received.

You'll find it in the welcome pack you received when you first registered as an employer with HMRC. Plus, you'll find it on some of your correspondence from them and you should also find it on payslips, P45s, P60s, or P11Ds issued to past or present employees.

This reference is assigned and issued at the same time as an employer's PAYE reference. It is sometimes referred to as an 'Accounts Office reference number' or a 'PAYE Accounts Office reference'. Accounts Office references are always formatted as: a three-digit tax office number.

The P11D form is used to report benefits in kind. These are items or services which you (or your employees) receive from your company in addition to your salary, such as private healthcare, interest-free loans (to pay for train season tickets, for example) and company cars.

In the Spring Statement in March 2022, the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, announced that from 6 July 2022 there would be an increase in the primary threshold, the level at which an employee becomes liable to pay Class 1 National Insurance contributions, as part of the Government's measures to assist in

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