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EMPLOYEES could suffer higher tax demands if employers miss the deadline of 19 May for sending details of employees' pay and tax deducted in the 1994/95 tax year to the Inland Revenue. Penalties will be levied if the returns have not arrived by 2 June. Employers must also submit details of benefits by 6 June.
Accountants Touche Ross warn that employees whose company cars were replaced during the year could face higher tax, which is levied on mileages in each car and not the average.
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