91Èȱ¬

The information on this page is applicable to PAYE Engagements only.

As a PAYE Freelancer, the payment amounts shown on your contract and the Freelance Payment Portal (the 91Èȱ¬'s system that you use to manage your details and accept / claim your bookings) are the Gross amounts of your payments (i.e.. before any deductions). You will be paid the Net amount for each payment that shows on your contract. Your payments will be subject to the below deductions:

• Tax
• National Insurance
• Pension Contributions (if applicable)
• Student Loan Deductions (if applicable)

Pay Dates / Cut Offs

You are paid on the 15th of each month (if the 15th falls on a weekend, Pay Day will be the Friday before), for payments claimed up to and including the 3rd of the month (if the 3rd falls on a weekend, Cut Off will be the following Monday at 6pm). As your payments are automatically claimed on the payment date, if you believe a payment date to be incorrect, please contact your booker.

What do I need to do to get paid?

Your payments will be automatically claimed and included in the relevant payroll, as long as:

• You have accepted the booking in the Freelance Payment Portal

• A valid Eligibility to Work is held on file for you

Please ensure that you accept your booking within one working day of receiving your booking confirmation email.

Once accepted, your bookings will move to the Current Bookings tab, as usual, but you will not be able to select and action these. Instead, these will be automatically claimed overnight on the Payment Date (which is set by your booker) and will appear in your Claim History the following day. E.g. a booking accepted on the 3rd November, with a payment date of 3rd November, will be claimed overnight to be included in November payroll, and will appear in Claim History on the 4th November. If a booking is accepted after a payment date, that payment will be claimed overnight.

Tax

As your payments are subject to Tax deductions, it is important that you are aware of the Tax Code that you have been put on, as this will affect the amount of Tax deducted. There are two ways that you can confirm your Tax Code. Please ensure that one of the below is completed before the monthly cut off of your first payment to give Payroll enough time to process your correct Tax Code.

• Send a copy of your most recent P45 to 91Èȱ¬ Payroll via Email.
• Complete a and send to 91Èȱ¬ Payroll via Email.

91Èȱ¬ Payroll Contact Details

Phone: 0370 024 3477

E-mail: eyct@service now.com

Payslips

We recommend that you check your payslips regularly to make sure everything is in order. Payslips are available two days before payday, and if you think there is something wrong you should contact us immediately.

View your payslips, P60s, and P11d with .

Post July 2024 Payslips

How it works

From 1 July 2024 your new payslips will be available to download via the new app – . Everyone paid through 91Èȱ¬ Payroll can use EYIP to view your:

• Monthly payslips
• P60 for the end of the financial year (if you were paid in every month on the financial year)
• P11d for any taxable benefits

If you have accepted your booking in the Freelance Payment Portal and have valid right to work documents and bank details on file, you will be paid automatically. You should still check your payslips regularly to make sure everything is in order. Along with your payslip, you will have a payment breakdown document which itemises your payments.

You can use anywhere from any connected device - you do not need to be on the 91Èȱ¬ network.

Register

If you are a new freelancer or have changed your email address you will receive a welcome email from noreply.91Èȱ¬payroll@xe02.ey.com which includes details on how to access your new payslips and raise payroll queries. This email will be sent to the email address we have on file for you, which is the same email address where your booking contracts are sent.

You can see the email address we have on file for you within your Freelance Payment Portal account in the Personal Details section. If you are not receiving your contract (excluding those linked to an agent) then it is likely that we have an incorrect email address for you – please refer to the ‘Incorrect Email Address’ section.

If you experience issues, please contact Payroll. The welcome email address is an unmonitored inbox.

Logging in

EYIP uses social login, which means you will need to use the password associated to your email address. The benefit of this is that you do not need to remember a different password to access your payslips and should have a smoother login experience.

Enter the email address that the welcome email was sent to and click ‘Sign In’. You will be redirected to the website of your email account provider in order to log in.

Incorrect Email Address

If we have the incorrect email address (e.g. one no longer in use or accessible) for you on your record you will be unable to access EYIP. If the email address we have on file for you is incorrect please contact  providing your personal number and new email address to be added to your record. You should also let your most recent booker know of any changes to your contact details.

Pre July 2024 Payslips

Any payslips, P11Ds and P60s pre July 2024 will still be available to access and download via .

91Èȱ¬ MyView will remain open until June 2026 to enable you to download any payslips/pay data prior to July 2024.

How payslips work

Payslips prior to July 2024 can be accessed via MyPay

You can use anywhere, from any connected device, to view your:

• Monthly payslips

• P60 for the end of the financial year

• P11d for any taxable benefits

Payments on your payslip are clearly itemised, so you’ll know what dates your payments relate to. You’re also able to compare your payments with previous payslips, and there are tools available to help you visualise your payments and deductions.

This means that it will be easier to match up what has been claimed on the payment portal and what has been paid on the payslip, and we hope to build on this in the future to further help you understand what you’ve been paid for.

You will receive a P60 for the last tax year (6 April to 5 April) if you worked for us on 5 April and received pay during the tax year.

How to register

Click on the 'Forgotten Password' link in the login box on the MyPay page and follow the instructions. If you do not receive an email to reset your password within 20 minutes follow the instructions below:

 â€¢ Please contact the 91Èȱ¬ Payroll Service Desk at: eyct@service-now.com

Setting up Multi Factor Authentication

If you already use an Authenticator app, please visit and login as usual. You will then be routed through the MFA registration screens. If you would like to find out more information or you haven’t used an Authenticator app before, refer to this .

If you see an error message when you access MyPay, you may need to clear your browser cache. Please refer to guidance within your browser on how to do this.

P45's

To request a P45 be generated for yourself, please . The team will then process a P45 request, and a P45 will be available to you on the last working day of the month.

P45's prior to July 2024 will be available on .

For P45's from July 2024 onwards, a new app provided by EY will be available soon. More information about this and how to register will be sent out to you and kept here going forward.

Please note that one month after your last 91Èȱ¬ engagement ends, you will be automatically withdrawn from our system, for Data Protection and Compliance reasons. At this point, a P45 will automatically be generated for you.

Statutory Entitlements

As you have been assessed as a Worker / PAYE Freelancer, there are a number of entitlements that you should be aware of (please note that some of these entitlements are will be subject to eligibility criteria):

Maternity / Paternity Pay

is a statutory entitlement that the 91Èȱ¬ can claim back from the government.

For eligibility assessment, you will need to submit a copy of their MATB1/ SC33 (front and back of the form) to , who check for 26 weeks' continuous service by the 15th week before the due date.

If these requirements are met, an average earnings check is carried out, and you're then provided with a breakdown of SMP payments to be received.

Statutory Sick Pay

What is Statutory Sick Pay?

is a minimum weekly payment which employers must pay for 28 weeks to qualifying employees. Employees who are excluded from receiving SSP or who have exhausted their SSP entitlement may be entitled to claim sickness benefits from the state.

You can get £109.40 a week Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) for up to 28 weeks.

Eligibility

To be eligible for SSP, you need to earn an average of £123 per week If you have been ill for at least 4 days in a row (including non-working days) you’ll be paid SSP for all the days you’re off sick that you normally would have worked, except for the first 3. (so if you are only off for 2 or 3 days, SSP is not paid, if you are off for 4 days, you will receive 1 days SSP).

You’ll only be paid SSP for the first 3 working days you are off sick if you received SSP within the last 8 weeks, and that already included a 3-day waiting period before you were paid SSP.

You need to be classed as a PAYE Freelancer and have an active (accepted) booking that you are currently working on and unable to complete due to sickness. Future dated bookings where the work has not yet started are not taken into consideration.

If you’re not eligible or your SSP ends

You may be able to apply for or . You can use an to support your application.

Working Time Leave

Most individuals with a Worker employment status must receive at least 28 days’ paid annual leave a year, pro rata, as per . This is the equivalent of 5.6 weeks of holiday and can include bank holidays as part of that entitlement. Only those that are on a worker contract, either PAYE or a Modus Gross contract are eligible for working time leave.

You should aim to take your leave within your booking dates, and leave should only be paid out where it was not possible for leave to be taken for operational reasons. This will be paid out at the end of your contract.

Under and Overpayments

If you believe that you have been paid a duplicate payment, not paid a payment that you have claimed, or paid incorrectly, please contact us directly.

Pensions

Please note that the 91Èȱ¬ Pension is subject to eligibility criteria.

As a PAYE Freelancer, you will be automatically enrolled into the NEST pension scheme once you have been engaged by the 91Èȱ¬ for three months. You'll be sent a letter 30 days ahead of enrolment to inform you that you're about to be enrolled.

You can Opt into the Nest pension earlier by contacting the  91Èȱ¬ Payroll department with an OPT In request.

To opt out, you will need to opt out within the NEST portal, then inform 91Èȱ¬ Payroll so no further deductions are taken from future payments.

NEST deductions are reflected on your payslip.