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COVID-19 Unemployment Payment

jbyrne73 · 2020-04-27 16:58:22

On the payroll run as this is a temporary lay-off, do the employees need to be entered as leavers in the month or file a nil return and keep employees on record with the company? Thank you in advance

27-04-2020 5:58pm

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On the payroll run as this is a temporary lay-off, do the employees need to be entered as leavers in the month or file a nil return and keep employees on record with the company? Thank you in advance

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I would mark them as leavers. If you do zero payments, many will get tax rebates which you will have to pay out and reclaim from revenue. Staff will receive tax rebates from the company, but the Covid payment is taxable and they will end up with tax liabilities they wont know about.

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