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HMRC are in the process of updating their generic notification service (GNS), with the aim of keep employers up to date with real-time information (RTI) requirements.
The first of the retooled messages for 2014/15 concerns late filing: employers will not necessarily receive a notification in every instance in which it occurs, and there is no need to contact the Revenue if an anticipated GNS message has not been received.
Basics of the rules set to be introduced next year
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