Get Form P35

P35 Declaration – an annual summary of all amounts payable by you to Revenue, including: Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI) Universal Social Charge (USC)

A P6 is issued by HMRC to employers and provides details of an employee's tax code, previous pay and tax. You need to check or change the employee's tax code and then, if applicable, enter any previous pay and tax. A P9 is issued by HMRC to employers and provides details of an employee's tax code.

The P35 used to be part of the end of year return, which detailed the total tax and National Insurance deducted for each employee. Since the introduction of Real Time Information (RTI), this form is no longer needed and has been replaced by the Full Payment Submission (FPS) and Employer Payment Summary (EPS).

The P32 is the Employer Payment Record. It's a summary of the amounts you have paid to HMRC each month. This includes all PAYE, student loan deductions and National Insurance contributions.

The P30 is the payslip you send to the HMRC, along with your payments. The information for this can be found in your P32 record.

Form P14 shows. The name and address of the employer. Tax Office name, number and reference. Tax year. Employee's personal details including name, private address, date of birth and national insurance number.

The P35 used to be part of the end of year return, which detailed the total tax and National Insurance deducted for each employee. Since the introduction of Real Time Information (RTI), this form is no longer needed and has been replaced by the Full Payment Submission (FPS) and Employer Payment Summary (EPS).

A P35 is a yearend return completed by all employers. The P35 is a summary of the deductions made from the employees' salaries reconciled to the payments made to HMRC during the tax year. Any difference in the reconciliation between the PAYE payments due and actually paid can then be identified.