Practical Introduction
to Paying EU Workers
- all you need to know
This new practical course has been designed to gently
lead payroll and HR staff into how they correctly deal with employees
going to Europe or coming into the UK from Europe to work.
The course programme will address issues relating to the implications
of tax, National Insurance and statutory payments. It will also
provide an understanding of when a P85 and P86 need to be completed
plus whether or not the new P46 (Expat) applies.
We will also examine the new HMRC guidance for overseas employees
known as the HMRC 6 which replaces the IR20 guide book. The latest
guidance from the Home Office regarding pre employment checks will
be examined plus the requirements concerning work permits and visas
and employing students who can only work restricted hours.
Course Programme
• Residency rules – resident or non resident
• European workers coming into the UK and going to the EU
• Employer sponsorship and the new tier system for migrant
workers
• Pre-employment checks – do you know the rules?
• Correct procedures for dealing with contract workers from
abroad
• Work permits and visas
• Rules relating to non resident employees paid by a UK employer
and NI implications
• Certificate E101
• The rules relating to National Insurance and Social Security
for EU members including
reciprocal agreements
• Employing foreign students and restricted hours
• Entitlement to statutory payments – SSP, SMP, SPP
and SAP
• End of year reporting for expats
• Modified tax equalisation and hypo tax
Practical exercises will be provided throughout the
day
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One Day |
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Venues & Dates |
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Birmingham:
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9 February
11 May
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Fee |
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fee:
Non member’s fee: |
£378.25
+ VAT
£445 + VAT |
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