SMALL BUSINESS PAYROLL EXPLAINED! (UK BASICS)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Thinking of taking someone on, or just paying yourself as a director? Then it’s likely you need a payroll (PAYE) scheme.
In this video Dan runs through the basics of how it works and the key points you need to consider.
Topics include:
How to run payroll in the UK
How to run payroll on HMRC
Payroll and HMRC
Real Time Information (RTI) reporting
Workplace pensions explained
PAYE explained
Directors payroll
Directors pay
..... and more!
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You've no idea how helpful this has been and I have absolutely been the numpty you described throughout the video haha
Glad it helped Ivar!
Thank you Dan
No problem hoped it helped!
Thanks for this helpful video. Do you have one on how to process salary advance(loan) and deduction
We don’t for an employee, but for a director we have these Director's Loan Info
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You are amazing! What if I didn't want to employ through paye but using freelancers? Would I just pay them directly no paye?
Yes if they are in business in their own right.
Fantastic advice, thank you!
Glad it helped Chris
Hi. I have a limited company. The company failed basically as soon as we set up. We havent earnt anything and never had a PAYE. Do we have to inform hmrc about not needing a p11d
If you've never had a P11d /submitted one, and don't need one, then no there is generally nothing to tell HMRC.
You are the best. Can I choose to pay my self from my limited company a total of £18600 as self-employed with having to register for pay-roll?
If you are a limited company and want to pay yourself, it wouldn’t be as ‘self employed’ you usually decide salary, dividends, expenses or loan etc.
If you paid dividends only for example you wouldn’t need a payroll scheme, but you might be leaving money on the table (see other videos)
Hi Dan,
Really useful thanks mate.
Just a question on directors; can I add any numbers of directors I like?
I read that I can add directors who are one up/down, one left/right in my family tree. I’d like to add both my parents and sister who aren’t earning so I can introduce this cost to my business.
Is this possible? Thanks mate
Adding directors is no limit, you can add almost whoever you like.
If you are looking to obtain a corp tax deduction when paying close family members (or anyone really), in general that cost still needs to be incurred wholly and exclusively for the business. Ie they need to have done work for the payment that makes sense.
They don’t need to be directors for this.
@@HeelanAssociates Thanks mate
where is the link to free software?
also, can you show a step by step procedure how to register with HMRC as an employer
Hi Fareed,
We don't really do step by step (mainly because our steps as HMRC agents are difficult to a business owners). Link to software: www.gov.uk/basic-paye-tools
Hi Dan, if I pay myself as a sole director of the company just £500 p/m and take some dividends, do I need to register for PAYE? I already do Self Assessment yearly because I am self employed in another business so I have a Pension already. Can I declare my salary on my Self Assessment instead or do I still need to register my company as an Employer?
I won’t bore you with the technical arguments, but will just say for practical reasons alone you will generally want to register as employer and declare payroll to hmrc.
Hi Dan - really helpful thanks. I am a new Ltd company and ran my first quarterly payroll this week using HMRC's free software (I am my only employee). The net pay has come out higher than the gross pay due to tax deductions made in April when I worked via an umbrella company. I assume that I pay myself the net salary including the tax rebate, but how does my business get the rebate from HMRC (£189)? I know how to pay any outstanding monies to HMRC but there is no guidance on how to claim a rebate that my business is having to pay. Any guidance would be much appreciated. Thanks, Kevin
Ah that’s a pain! Normally you’d knock it off the next time you owe them money, but chances are this won’t be the case. You have to contact HMRC employers department and discuss with them. Ultimately it’s possible, they can send you a cheque! 0300 200 3200
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed.
as a computing student thats about to enter this business as a it technician what tasks should be expecting to take as someone who is seting a payroll business up what tasks am i supposed to do im abit confused and usure
Could you expand on you question or narrow (!) the scope a little more? It’s quite a wide question, I’ll see if I can help.
@@HeelanAssociates so my question is what should I expect as a it technician working for a payroll business as one of my close friends mutual friends are setting a payroll business up and I was wondering what type of tasks would I need to face and what would I need to know as a it/computing technician working in a payroll business
Hi Dan, really helpful videos thanks. Having traded (sole trader) for several years I recently switched to Ltd company. I haven't paid myself anything since. Now I'm reading about rti reporting and PAYE and starting to wonder how I can backpay myself. I have applied for PAYE but only 9 days ago and have yet to be approved. Any guidance / links please? Thanks Jamie
You can technically submit the back dated returns through payroll software, or you could just submit an annual salary once.
@@HeelanAssociates thanks Dan, am fishing my way through it all now and I am a lot more reassured than a month ago. All the best
Hi. Roughly 8 months into my ltd company and looking for my wife to join and support me. She works 3 days a week in her current job roughly earning £25,000. What’s the best financially and easiest way to pay her? Take her as an employee? Or is there a different way. Also, she gets pension etc with current so not needing any of that from me. Relatively simple our end but just unsure on processes
I am from India. Are there any online Uk Payroll certifications which are recognised and has a good worth as CIPP?
Because CIPP appear little costly
Other than this, in UK you find there are less recognised but just as practical payroll courses offered by smaller training providers. No recommendations but you should be able to Google up a few.
@@HeelanAssociates thank you
Can I apply for Payroll scheme later months after starting a Ltd company and just declared it dividend ? Thanks
Yes payroll can be added at any time.
what were you doing aged 26 with your life?
Probably playing a lot of world of Warcraft and figuring out what it it was like to be a dad to two young kids 😂 plus re training to be an accountant while trying make some bank on various side hustles.
But also a lot of Warcraft 😂
@@HeelanAssociates Thank you for the insight into your life! Always wonder about the lives people have behind the face and profession, interesting to hear what you were up to at my age! haha
How do treat bumps medical on payroll
Could you expand?
Im so confused i own a limited company with 2 of my friends, its a small production company, but i also own my own freelance self employed company, would it be eaiser if i just invoice them if i do work with the company ?
Some people have this set up, just depends on a few factors including commercial reality. Sorry can’t advice on your exact situation here, but it’s not uncommon.
Is it possible to have a portfolio of properties that generate £8k p/m? How many properties would I need and Could I use this method for other people
Ofc it is... technically :- ) This one is probably more of a property investors question that a tax one though.
This is a massive pain in the rear. 😫😂
Yes it’s one of the more trickey things to do!
@@HeelanAssociates I have contacted you through the website. 🙂👍🏼