This screen is used to manage the submission of P11D returns and the accompanying P11D(b). When a user clicks the submit button the return is prepared and validated locally. After successful validation it is stored in Liberty Accounts for submission overnight when the Government Gateway is less busy

The time of submission is 10 minutes after midnight so you are advised to send your return in Liberty Accounts at least 1 day before the Inland Revenue deadline.

Under the submission tab, select the sender classification and the employer declaration.

The Class 1A NIC's due are shown under the Class 1A tab, there is also the ability to make adjustments.

The P11D Constants tab, enable a user to confirm at a glance the parameters used in the computation of P11Ds.

The Feedback tab reports commentary from the HMRC gateway processes.

If you are uncertain as to the meaning and consequences you are strongly advised to get advice from your advisor.

Select the classification of the sender, either an employer or an agent.

If your are unclear as to the meaning of this, you are strongly advised to seek some professional advice

The usual declaration will be All P11d's for the year "Are enclosed".

You may select "Are not Due". Liberty Accounts will process this declaration to the gateway as well as any P11D's.

If your are unclear as to the meaning of this, you are strongly advised to seek some professional advice

Liberty Accounts displays the value of the total benefits liable to Class 1A NIC's from the prepared P11D forms. The applicable class 1A rate from the constants is also displayed and used to compute the unadjusted NIC's payable.

If adjustments are to be made, tick the box and then enter the adjustments as two blocks. Firstly add any amounts on which class 1A NICs are due together with a brief description. Then in the second box enter any amounts on which class 1A NICs are not due and description.

The final totals are calculated and displayed by the system.

If your are unclear as to the meaning of this, you are strongly advised to seek some professional advice