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Revenue Service

• Revenue Service
  • The Revenue Service is responsible for the collection of income tax and social security contributions throughout the Bailiwick of Guernsey.
• How to pay the Revenue Service
  • There are many options to pay your Contributions and Tax.
• If you cannot pay your tax or contributions bill on time
  • If you cannot pay your tax or contributions bill on time
• Tell us you're changing employment
  • You need to notify the Revenue Service each time you change job. The easiest way to do this is using our new online service.
• Understand your interim assessment tax bill
  • Understand your interim assessment tax bill
• Coding Notices
  • A coding notice tells your employer how many allowances you have so they can work out the tax to deduct from your wages/pension each time you are paid.
• Information for Employers
  • The Employer Team within the Revenue Service will provide support and guidance to you in your role as an employer in Guernsey. Some FAQs can be found below.
• Withdrawal of personal and other tax allowances for high earners
  • You may find when you get your final assessment for a Year of Charge that you have not been given any personal allowances, or the amount you have been given is not the full amount.
• Starting up in Business
  • This information is designed to give individuals who are starting up in business an overview of the position for tax (which goes to General Revenue) and contributions (which goes to the Social Insurance fund), and to help them understand what they need to do.
• Tax information for Companies
  • Here you can find detailed information about how companies are taxed and their obligations for Guernsey Income Tax purposes.
• Penalties
  • You have to complete a return each year, unless you have been told by the Director that you don't need to do one, and your circumstances haven't changed since then.
• Dealing with a person's income tax after their death
  • We understand that when someone passes away there are many things to deal with and that finalising their income tax affairs doesn't need to take priority.

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