PAYE81590 - PAYE operation: international employments: coding employees who return to UK after working abroad
Arrivals in the UK
Since 1 June 2010, form P86 has been withdrawn and new arrivals to the UK will be integrated into HMRC processes by existing means
- Form Starter Checklist or equivalent starter information for new employees
- CWF1 for newly self employed, or
- SA1 registration process for customers who are not self employed but who need to complete a tax return
Employee has worked in the UK in the past six years but has for some time worked for an overseas employer out of the UK
Returning employees must be taxed initially using the emergency tax code.
The UK employer must take the following action
- Send in a completed form Start Checklist or equivalent starter information
- Operate PAYE on earnings and any other payments. See PAYE61030 onwards
Employee has not worked in the UK in the past six years but has for sometime worked for an overseas employer out of the UK
Returning employees must be taxed initially using the emergency tax code
- See PAYE61030 onwards
- Do not try to obtain any previous UK tax records
Having referred to the Residence, Domicile and Remittance Basis Manual and the Employment Income Manual (EIM42810 onwards), follow the instructions at PAYE81580 for those who plan to stay for two years or more.
See PAYE81585 for those
- Who plan to stay in the UK for less than two years, or
- Whose plans are indefinite