Your Employer Annual Return is due by 19 May following the end of the tax year. Filing your return online is quick, easy, convenient and secure – and it’s a requirement for almost all employers.
This guide lists the different ways you can file your return online, and sets out what you need to do to get started. It explains how to amend your return if you need to make a change after it has been filed. And it provides a link to separate guidance for employers who are exempt from the requirement to file online.
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Table of Contents
News and updates
Who needs to file an Employer Annual Return?
The requirement to file online
Notifying HMRC if you have no Employer Annual Return to make
Registering for PAYE Online
Online filing methods you can choose from
Avoiding common errors
Acceptance and rejection messages when you file online
Sending your P14s and P35 separately
Adjusting your return before you have filed it
Amending your return after you have filed it
If an agent files online on your behalf
Employer Annual Return records
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