1. Employer details
2. Worker personal information
3. Worker tax information
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Tax Code |
| A UK tax code is a combination of letters and numbers that represents the amount of tax-free income you're entitled to in a tax year. For instance, the code "1257L" for the 2023-24 tax year means you have a Personal Allowance of £12,570 before paying tax on the remaining income.
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National Insurance No. |
| A UK National Insurance Number (NINO) follows a specific format:
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N.I Category |
| The letter denotes how much National Insurance is paid by the worker. This is typically 'A' for standard contributions but can also be a range of other letters such as 'C' which denotes that the worker is past pension age. |
Tax Period |
| The UK tax year commences in April, which in this instance is tax period 1 for a monthly payroll. In March of the following year, the tax period would therefore be 12. |
4. Year to date information
Taxable pay, income tax, employer NIC and employer pension contributions are detailed here for the tax year to date.
5. Pay table breakdown
6. Deductions breakdown
WPR Pension - Workplace pension. A legal requirement that ensures all employers provide a workplace pension scheme for eligible workers. Here are the key criteria:
Worker must be aged between 22 and State Pension age.
Worker annual earnings should be at least £10,000.
Worker must usually work in the UK.
Worker has the right to opt out of the scheme.
7. Net pay due to the worker