Note: This article is for clients who manage their own tax and need to complete the initial setup for payday filing. You don't need to worry about any of this setup if iPayroll is your PAYE Intermediary. |
iPayroll will send your payday files directly to the Inland Revenue, using the Inland Revenue's gateway services, each time a payrun is closed using your myIR credentials you have entered into iPayroll.
In order to payday file, there are settings that need to be made in iPayroll, and possibly myIR.
In order for Inland Revenue to accept your payday files, the person whose myIR login is used to connect in iPayroll must have payday filing permissions set in myIR.
If the myIR Owner is the person whose credentials are used to connect in iPayroll, no further change is required in myIR, as the myIR Owner already has payday filing permissions set.
If, however, the person whose credentials are used to connect in iPayroll is not the myIR Owner, the myIR Owner must give permission to that user in myIR.
Inland Revenue have instructions for a myIR owner to grant access to other myIR users:
Give access to your payroll account in myIR.
Grant EMP access to your employee. The tax type required is Payroll Returns and should end in the letters EMP.
Other Inland Revenue articles that may be of use:
Once the myIR user has the correct payday filing permissions, they can then create a connection between iPayroll and myIR.
Note: The user who can perform this action must be a Paymaster who has access to all employees.
Note: iPayroll only requires access in order to send your Payday Files to the IR when you are connected, and to obtain updated statuses on the Payday Files. The status updates of your Payday Files display in Tax > Payday Filing History. It is your responsibility to check Tax > Payday Filing History to verify the payday files have been received successfully by IR. If the payday files have not been received successfully by IR, you will need to transmit the payday files yourself. |
Note: The connection will display which iPayroll user entered myIR user details to connect to the Inland Revenue. As we do not store the myIR credentials entered into myIR, we are unable to advise which myIR user details were entered.
Important: This task should only need to be completed once. However, it is possible that either the connection could be broken, or someone could disconnect from the service. If this happens, a Warning message will display in two areas of the application:
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iPayroll requires you to nominate a tax contact. This is the person the Inland Revenue will contact if they need to query any of your payday files.
The tax contact details are included in each Employee Information (EI) payday file.
Note: The user who can perform this action must be a Paymaster who has access to all employees.