PAYE66011 - Employment maintenance: employer part scheme transfers: part scheme transfer lists (Action Guide)
To deal with the lists produced in a Part Scheme Transfer, follow steps 1 -15 below. The guide is presented as follows
For details of how to access any of the PAYE Service and EBS functions use the [Index of Functions] button on the left of the screen.
Initial action
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Review the information provided to satisfy yourself that the employer is to be moved |
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Select the EMPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT screens from the Links Landing page |
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Select the EMPLOYMENT SCHEME TRANSFER screen |
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Commence transfer
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Enter the old employer reference details in the Originating Employer Reference fields |
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- Select the [Find] button to verify the employer reference
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If the employer reference is invalid |
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- Review and re-enter the correct employer reference number
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Enter the new employer reference details in the Destination Employer Reference fields |
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- Select the [Find] button to verify the employer reference
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If the employer reference is invalid |
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- Review and re-enter the correct employer reference number
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Note: If the transfer is a regression or reversal of a previously completed transfer see step 13. |
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- Press the [Next] button to be taken to the SELECT TRANSFERRED EMPLOYMENTS screen
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Enter the National Insurance Numbers to be transferred |
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- Select the [Submit] button
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If a National Insurance Number is not entered in the correct format an error message will appear |
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Note: For example a National Insurance Number should be in the format aannnnnna and for a Temporary Reference Number nnannnnn. |
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- Amend the National Insurance Number
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- Select the [Submit] button
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If a National Insurance has been correctly entered but an error message appears |
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- Keep a list of the incorrect National Insurance Numbers
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- Delete the National Insurance Number from the transfer screen
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- When part-transfer has been completed, send a list of the individuals you were unable to process to the employer to confirm the correct National Insurance Numbers
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- Request that the employer responds direct to Customer Operations NIC&EO Team who requested you to perform part-scheme transfer
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Complete transfer
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When the screen has been successfully submitted a dialogue box will ask whether you wish to transfer more individuals |
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- The screen will refresh; see step 6
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- You will be returned to the EMPLOYMENT SCHEME TRANSFER screen
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- The PAYE Service will validate the update by batch
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- The CONTACT HISTORY screens will be automatically updated of the actions taken
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Check the individual record to ensure the transfer updated the employment record |
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The list should be returned to the Employer section, along with a copy of any letter issued to the employer - see step 9, advising them that |
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- The part-scheme transfer has been performed
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- It should be filed in their Employer Record file
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Reverse part scheme transfer
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View the EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY screen for each employment to be reversed |
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- Press the Edit Record icon next to ‘merged to’ reference
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- Press the [Delete] button and [OK] button to return to the EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY screen
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- Press the Edit Record icon next to the ‘merged from’ employment
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- Remove cessation details and select [Save]
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- Consider whether coding needs to be reviewed
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- Update CONTACT HISTORY screen to show action taken
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Check the individual record to ensure the reverse transfer updated the employment record |
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Note: If some records cannot be traced or additional information is required contact the employer. |
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Return the reversal list to the Employers section, advising them that |
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- The reversal has been actioned
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- It should be filed in the Employer Record File
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