Skip Navigation
  • Home
  • About Us
  • National sites
  • Myacca
  • Blogs
  • ACCA Discuss
  • ACCA.TV
  • Podcasts
  • Accamail
ACCA - the global body for professional accountants


Advanced search
  • Join Us
  • Students & Affiliates
  • Members
  • Employers
  • Learning Providers
  • General Public
ACCA Homepage < ACCA UK < UK members < Technical Advisory < Technical advice and support < Tax < Income tax < 2010
  • 2012
  • 2013
  • 2011
  • 2010
  • Managing the Self-Assessment filing deadline
  • Emergency Budget 2010
  • Charities
  • CAAT 24 hour Self Assessment authorisation
  • Another disclosure opportunity – Tax Health Plan
  • 64-8s and Self assessment registration
  • Tax calculations/end of year reconciliation
  • P11D Preparation – useful links
  • Engaging with tax agents
  • Tax health plan
  • The Tax Consequences of a Change of Employment Status
  • PAYE/CIS Late Payment Penalties
  • P800 Notices and Applying for the tax to be waived
  • Income Tax Self Assessment Payments on Account
  • Self-Assessment Penalties for 2009/10 onwards
  • Annual investment allowance and taxi cabs
  • IR35 - ten years on and quiz
  • Business Payment Support Service (BPSS) and Communication with Agents
  • Partnerships – self assessment registration
  • HMRC compliance factsheets
  • Guidance from HMRC on record-keeping
  • Changes to time limits for tax claims and assessment
  • New PAYE Penalties
  • The New Penalty Regime and Reasonable Care
  • 2009
  • 2008

top stories

  • Your PER questions answered Your PER questions answered - opens in a new window
  • ACCA moves online ACCA moves online - opens in a new window
  • Reminder as self-assessment deadline Reminder as self-assessment deadline - opens in a new window
  • Young need better jobs advice, says ACCA Young need better jobs advice, says ACCA - opens in a new window


  • See more news more
    See global news more
Send
Print
Share

PAYE/CIS Late Payment Penalties

Although PAYE has been with us since the 1940’s, one surprising aspect was that, until now, there have never been provisions enabling HMRC to charge interest on late payments of PAYE during the tax year.  Interest only becomes payable when there was PAYE still outstanding as at 19 May following the end of the tax year.

This is to change with effect from 2010/11 onwards.  New provisions are being introduced, under which HMRC may charge penalties any late-paid PAYE payments, during the tax year.  This also applies to payments under the CIS scheme.

For further details of the new PAYE Late Payment Penalties regime, please click here. 

Back to top

 
  • Contact us
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Accessibility
  • Advertising
  • Site map
© 2010 ACCA