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What is a P35?

A P35 is a year-end 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. The P35 is completed for each individual tax year and is submitted to HMRC together with the employees P14 (The P14 is a similar form to that of the more well know P60).

The P35 must be submitted to HMRC no later than 19th May after the previous tax year. All employers with over 50 employees have to submit the return online. If you have fewer than 50 employers, you don’t have to file online until at least 201.  The P35 can be submitted using the HMRC website, direct from the payroll software or by paper if allowed.

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