PAYE Healthcheck
In order to determine how strong your payroll functions are and if you would be on the right side or the wrong side of HMRC, you need a PAYE Health Check. Clear House offers you a cost-effective, PAYE health check service to deliver a thorough review of your payroll policies and procedures to help identify potential problems and suggest solutions. To ensure your payroll stays HMRC-complaint.
Clear House can also provide a similar service in respect of a CIS health check for the construction industry.
Our Services:
- Review and sample check payroll records
- Sample test the common errors
- Statistically analyses your completed PAYE returns
- Sample check the completion of PAYE returns
- Compare your PAYE returns against your annual accounts
- Sample check leavers and starters (employee)
- Review statutory maternity pay, statutory sick pay, student loan deductions and working tax credits
- Identify any workers where status issues may be a concern
- Check completion of the end of year returns
- Review benefit and expenses disclosures and calculations
- Check expenses dispensations
- Identify any PAYE planning opportunities
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