Sophrosyne
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Since it will affect every employer and employee in the country, I’m surprised this project didn’t get more publicity.
According to the Irish Times:
“The proposed modernisation means that from January 1st 2019, the Revenue Commissioners intends that employers will report pay, tax and other deductions to Revenue, as well as details of any employees leaving the employment, at the same time as they run their payroll. Moreover, details of employees starting employment will be reported before their first pay day, while the modernisation will also involve eliminating the filling of P30, P35 and P45 forms.”
It has been welcomed by some – mostly larger employers, but smaller employers have concerns about the administrative burden, including those in areas with poor internet service.
Details of the project, including submissions, are on Revenue's website.
According to the Irish Times:
“The proposed modernisation means that from January 1st 2019, the Revenue Commissioners intends that employers will report pay, tax and other deductions to Revenue, as well as details of any employees leaving the employment, at the same time as they run their payroll. Moreover, details of employees starting employment will be reported before their first pay day, while the modernisation will also involve eliminating the filling of P30, P35 and P45 forms.”
It has been welcomed by some – mostly larger employers, but smaller employers have concerns about the administrative burden, including those in areas with poor internet service.
Details of the project, including submissions, are on Revenue's website.