Online forms imminent
Companies will soon be able to obtain tax and National Insurance forms through their computer systems.
Public services minister, Roger Freeman announced that proposals in a green paper expected early in November will include downloading information from the Inland Revenue, Customs & Excise and the Benefits Agency through computer printers.
He outlined the proposal at a meeting organised by the Federation of Small Businesses on the fringes of the Conservative Party Conference in Bournemouth.
Freeman also announced proposals for a dial-up service which would automatically calculate PAYE liabilities.
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