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Simplified PAYE for domestic employees

If you employ domestic staff in your home like nannies, gardeners, cooks, maids or chauffeurs you may be treated as their employer. This means you must register as an employer and you may have to deduct Income Tax, National Insurance contributions (NICs) and possibly student loan deductions from the money you pay them. You may also have to pay employer's NICs.

Depending on the level of their taxable earnings, you may be able to use the Simplified PAYE Deduction Scheme.

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Introduction

 

Simplified Deduction Scheme - what it is and who can use it

 

How to start using the Simplified Deduction Scheme

 

Simplified PAYE forms at a glance

 

Taking on a new domestic employee

 

Pay and deductions during the year

 

End of year tasks - completing the Employer Annual Return

 

Statutory payments or student loan deductions

 

Dealing with tax code changes