Real Time Information [RTI]
“Real Time Information (RTI) is being introduced to improve the operation of PAYE. It will make the PAYE system easier for employers and HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to operate, and employees will receive information more quickly. It will also help support the introduction of Universal Credits.”
HM Revenue & Customs [HMRC]
As a leading supplier of talent management, workforce planning, HR and payroll solutions and services, MidlandHR are one of the key organisations involved in the HMRC's pilot of RTI alongside a group of RTI pilot customers. We are holding regular RTI seminars for those working in payroll or otherwise that are interested in finding out more about RTI and its impact on their organisation.
With RTI, the HMRC are working on 'the biggest change to payroll since the introduction of PAYE'. Is your payroll ready for RTI?
RTI seminars![Real Time Information [RTI] Seminars from MidlandHR](/getfile/2bbe0420-8703-417d-9e05-e6cf1cc88361/RTI-i.jpg?width=152&height=155)
These seminars provide advice and guidance on how RTI will affect your organisation.
We have had some great feedback from previous November and December seminars. New dates for February and March are out now, find out more and book your place here.
Email learning@midlandhr.co.uk or call 0115 945 6000 for more information.
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Guide to RTI: What is Real Time Information [RTI]?
At its highest level, Real Time Information [RTI] fundamentally changes the method, frequency, and content of information that is passed from employer payroll departments to HMRC. The programme for this change is phased with the main aspect of phase 1 of RTI being the requirement for employers to submit periodic (e.g. weekly/monthly dependent on pay frequency) returns to HMRC of much more information than the current P14/P35s contain at Tax Year End.
There is a pilot which is due to start in April 2012 and all employers must be on Real Time Information [RTI] by October 2013. Keep up to date with what is happening in the world of RTI and HMRC with John Black and Bob Newsome - RTI and HMRC specialists, and key contributors to MidlandHR's Blog.
Guide to RTI: What is the background to Real Time Information [RTI]?
Prior to RTI, HMRC planned to introduce Centralised Deductions (CD), which would involve moving the responsibility for calculating and deducting tax, National Insurance contributions (NIC) and Student Loan repayments away from employers to the electronic payment system. This was not a popular decision in the world of payroll.
On 27th July 2010, HMRC published a discussion document, “Improving the operation of PAYE”. This covered two proposals: RTI and CD. The discussions that followed uncovered a belief that CD would be a disaster. HMRC produced a consultation document on 3rd December 2010 “Improving the operation of Pay As You Earn (PAYE): Collecting Real Time Information” and RTI was born as an inevitability.
These seminars are designed to help organisations with RTI, delivering advice and guidance on how RTI will affect your organisation regardless of the systems you use. Delivered by MidlandHR experts and one or more of the following guest speakers from the HMRC Real Time Information Team.
Phil Nilson, FIPP
 After starting his Civil Service in 1977 as part of the Department of Health and Social Security, Phil has worked in a variety of jobs within the Department of Social Security, the Contributions Agency, Inland Revenue and now HM Revenue & Customs. Based in Newcastle, Phil currently works in the Real Time Information Team.
A significant part of Phil’s roles has involved informing customers of changes and Phil is now a regular speaker on tax, NICs and other employer responsibilities at many payroll conferences. A Fellow of the CIPP, Phil’s work has earned him several awards over the years: PAY Magazine’s Payroll Civil Servant of the Year for 1999, a Reunion Recognition Award in 2004 and, at PAY magazine’s 2007 awards ceremony, the Strathearn Lifetime Achievement Award. In the last two years, Phil has been in the top three in Payroll World magazine’s ‘Payroll Top 50’, topping the poll in 2009.
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Maggie Anderson
 Maggie joined the then Inland Revenue in 1988 and began working in Policy in 2001, firstly in Strategic Planning, followed by an extensive period working on Pensions Simplification. Maggie has worked on PAYE improvement since 2006, is a founder member of the RTI Team and currently heads the Stakeholder Engagement Team.
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Elizabeth Hibbert
 Elizabeth began her Inland Revenue career working on PAYE, later moving onto Self Assessment and Debt Management. She has worked in various directorates in Head Office, including a period in the Chairman’s Private Office. Elizabeth currently works in the RTI team, where she has been involved in Policy and Stakeholder Engagement for the Department's flagship project.
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Book your place on one of the 2012 February or March seminars now!
If you have any further questions please contact learning on learning@midlandhr.co.uk or call 0115 945 6000.
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