Check for Coding Notices from HMRC:
BrightPay allows you to retrieve and process employee PAYE coding notices (such as P9, P6, etc.) directly from HMRC. These notices will inform you of any new or updated tax codes for your employees.
You will need to have entered your gateway credentials into the Settings section for the notifications to appear on BrightPay.
You can also view a history of applied coding notices in the History tab within the Coding Notices section. This helps ensure you are always using the most up-to-date tax codes provided by HMRC.
- Within BrightPay, click the Payroll tab:
- Click Coding Notices on the menu toolbar
- Enter your HMRC Sender ID and password under Settings > Gateway credentials, if not already entered
- Click Check for Notices
Current coding notices will be displayed on screen.

Select the employees whose notices you would like to import and click Apply Selected
The employee record(s) will be updated accordingly to reflect the information within the notice(s).
To view a history of employee coding notices that have been applied, click into the History tab.
Coding Notice Tracking
- When availing of the Coding Notice utility in BrightPay, BrightPay will track the number of actionable coding notices retrieved from HMRC.
The number of actionable coding notices will be displayed on the coding notices toolbar icon within the Payroll utility:

'Number of open coding notices' is also available to display as a column on the BrightPay Employer screen:

- If you’re having trouble retrieving coding notices, there is an option on the coding notice screen to reset the cache, which can help resolve the issue. Click into the Spanner icon in the bottom right of the PAYE Coding Notices screen and click on the option to Reset Cache. see screenshot below
- Please note: To use this feature, ensure the notice options in your HMRC PAYE dashboard are all set to Yes. Only new coding notices issued after this instruction will be available for download.
If a coding notification (P9, PB, P6B, SL1, SL2, PGL1 & PGL2) is not linking to an employee, check that the NINO in the employee's record is correct and matches the NINO that HMRC have on record and is displaying on the coding notice.
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