PAYE Settlement Agreements allows employers to pay, on behalf of their employees, labour income tax and social security contributions (NIC) for many taxable benefits and expenses, which does not require that these items be reported above value or on the forms of P11D workers. EPIs are optional agreements that allow employers to include minor or irregular benefits and expenses in a separate referral, rather than declaring them as P11D and taking into account Class 1 or 1A Nics. Support payments are made by a person who is subject to a former spouse or a separated spouse for the subsistence of that former spouse or children. To obtain child support tax relief, one of the couples must be born before April 5, 1935 and payments must be made pursuant to a PAYE Settlement Agreement (EPI) allowing employers to make a one-time annual payment to the HMRC to pay all taxes and NIC related to certain expenses and benefits to workers. Should you have a PSA? An EPI can also help reduce employer management by removing and replacing the requirement to include certain taxable expenses/benefits in employeeS` P11Ds with an annual comparison of HMRC. From April 2018, the annual process for renewing PPE contracts has been simplified, so employers are not required to agree to a PSA with HMRC each year if the categories remain the same. Under the agreement, the EPI will remain in place until the employer or HMRC terminates or amends it. The value of the services provided should be taxed under the EPI at the marginal tax rates of each worker concerned. It is therefore important that tax rates for workers residing in each of the UK countries are also taken into account, as deceded governments (currently Scotland and Wales) are able to set the tax rates payable by taxpayers based in those countries. PAYA compensation agreements (PAYA) are often used by employers to maintain compliance with employee cost and social benefits procedures. By entering into this formal agreement, an employer can pay any tax due on expenses and benefits to workers through an annual submission and payment to the HMRC.