New Tax Year Compliance Checklist
- Understand why payroll compliance is so crucial in the UK
- Learn what to do to close out the 2024/2025 tax year
- Review what to do to start 2025/2026 off right

Has payroll-year end crept up on you?
If you work in HR, the run-up to April can be hectic and stressful for UK businesses. There are several tasks you need to complete in order to close out the current tax year and prepare for a new one.

Avoid the last-minute panic!
If you take a systematic approach, it can be ‘smooth sailing’ all the way to April 6th, including integrating new rates and legislation into your monthly payroll routine.

Download our checklist to get it sorted
From generating P60s to updating statutory parental rates, there’s a lot to do. The good news? We’ve outlined it all in this handy checklist, complete with new rates and thresholds you need to update…
Included in the checklist
Payroll year-end tasks
Changes for 2025/2026
Tips for staying compliant
FAQs
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What date does the new tax year start?
In the UK, the tax year, also known as the fiscal year, runs from the 6th of April in the current year to the 5th of April in the following year. This period is the basis for any tax calculations, submissions and financial reporting for businesses with employees.