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Payroll Support Hub

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Getting the help you need shouldn't be hard. That's why we created this hub.

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Payroll answers. From basics, to the more techie!

Find quick answers to your day-to-day payroll questions. From techie terms and what they mean, to processes that don't happen quite so often. You'll find it all here.
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Where to start with PAYE.

As an employer in the UK, running payroll can seem like a daunting task, especially if you're new to it. However, with the right guidance, you can ensure that you're meeting your obligations and avoiding any potential penalties.

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What is an auto enrolment pension?

Auto-enrolment pensions are a type of workplace pension scheme that employers must provide for their employees.

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What happens at tax year end?

As the PAYE tax year comes to a close, employers and payroll professionals must ensure they complete various tasks to comply with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) requirements.

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Payroll news.

Make sure you're ready for the changes coming in payroll over the next year.

Payrolling benefits will be going live in April 2026. But you can start now. Make sure you're prepared early!

As of 2026, UK employers will be required to payroll benefits in kind to their employees, marking a significant shift in the way tax is reported and paid on these benefits.

Important April 2026 update - reporting the total number of hours worked by each employee.

Originally proposed to start from April 2026, HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs) will no longer require employers to report the total hours worked by their employees.