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Reporting "No Employees Paid in Future Periods" on EPS

Article ID

11418

Article Name

Reporting "No Employees Paid in Future Periods" on EPS

Created Date

6th April 2017

Product

IRIS Bureau Payroll, IRIS Payroll Business, IRIS PAYE-Master, IRIS Payroll Professional, Earnie

Problem

How do I use the option to report "No employees will be paid in future months" on the employer payment summary.

Resolution

The EPS can send to HMRC notification that no employee are due to be paid in a PAYE scheme for up to12 months into the future. 

This can be used to keep a PAYE scheme active with HMRC without having to send individual monthly EPS submissions.

NOTES: Any submission reporting no employees paid MUST be sent BEFORE the start date of the periods selected. Ie. If you are sending an EPS reporting no one to be paid between 06/05/2015 to 05/11/2015 this would need to be sent BEFORE the 06/05/2015.

You will see the following errors if the future period from and to dates are incorrect:

IPPEPS1 | Reporting "No Employees Paid in Future Periods" on EPS

You will see the above error if the “Date To” field is before today’s date ie. The date you are sending the submission. This error would appear as soon as you click next.

PERIODOSINACTIVITYFROM should be the start of the next tax month. Please check

This error is returned from HMRC gateway at the end of the process if the “Date From” selected IS NOT the start of the next tax month from today’s date ie. The date you are sending the submission. This error was produced by sending an EPS reporting no employees paid from 06/05/2014 but actually sending the report on the 30/06/2014.

NOTES: When you select the month on the EPS screen and tick the option “No employees will be paid in future months” select the 6th of the following TAX MONTH in the Date From:

IPPEPS3 | Reporting "No Employees Paid in Future Periods" on EPS

This is correct, remember we are sending “No employees will be paid in future months

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