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The document is an Employer Payment Record (Form P32) for the tax period from May 6, 2018, to June 5, 2018. It details various deductions and payments related to PAYE income tax, student loans, national insurance contributions, and total amounts due. The total amount due is calculated as £3,850.72, with specific entries for employer national insurance and other statutory payments.

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Begin by entering the 'Tax Month From' and 'Date From' fields. This sets the period for which you are reporting.
Next, fill in the 'Tax Month To' and 'Date To' fields to complete the reporting period.
Proceed to input values for PAYE Income Tax and Student Loan Deductions in their respective sections.
Calculate and enter the Net Income Tax, Gross National Insurance, and Employment Allowance based on your figures.
Complete any additional deductions or recoveries as applicable, ensuring all totals are accurately reflected.
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How to download P32?

Print the P32 Employer Payment Record Click Reports then click Period End. Select Form P32 - Employer Payment Record then click Print. Enter the required tax month range then click OK. If you dont use e-Banking, continue to step 5. Ensure your printer details are correct then click OK then click Close.

What is a P32 substitute?

The P32 details all of the PAYE amounts that have gone through your payroll. It also includes all student loan amounts deduction and National Insurance contributions. Although there are many files to submit, there is no P32 substitute.

What does a P32 show?

The P32 is the Employer Payment Record. Its a summary of the amounts you have paid to HMRC each month. This includes all PAYE, student loan deductions and National Insurance contributions. Since RTI was introduced, the information in the P32 is sent through as part of your FPS and EPS.

Where can I get P32?

The P32 can be found under HMRC - P32 Employer Payment Report. It is a summary of the tax month 6th - 5th of the following month.

What does P32 mean?

The P32 is the Employer Payment Record. It is a summary of the amount that you have paid each month to HM Revenue Customs, or HMRC. The P32 details all of the PAYE amounts that have gone through your payroll. It also includes all student loan amounts deduction and National Insurance contributions.

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When should I run P32?

After youve processed your payroll each month, run the P32 to check how much tax and national insurance (NI) you owe to HMRC. The P32 includes all updated values. Check the values to determine if you need to submit an employer payment summary (EPS) to HMRC.

How do I get my P32?

The P32 can be found under HMRC - P32 Employer Payment Report. It is a summary of the tax month 6th - 5th of the following month. All pay runs within this month get added together and at the end of the tax month, you will see the total amount that is needed to be paid to HMRC.