How can I access / download a p32 form?

Question asked by Alexander Thompson 6 days ago

My accountant is trying to complete my end of year books and has asked for a p32 form. Where can I find this? There doesn't seem to be a clear place where I can download this form. I've found some relevant information but I would need to screenshot the pages to send them to her which feels very unprofessional and insecure.

Is there somewhere I can access a form to download?

I have spent way too long trying to find this information!

2 Replies

Hi Alexander,

Thank you for raising this query regarding the P32 forms.

I would recommend inviting your accountant into the account, this way they can access the P32 form directly and then choose their best method of export (if required)

To invite a user go to the Business Icon in the top right of Clear Books, then click into manage users within the dropdown.

If you need any further assistance with this please reach out to our team via Help@clearbooks.co.uk.

-Jamie Locke

Thank you for your reply. My accountant already has access to my Clear Books account. From what I can see, some of the required information is accessible under ‘Payroll - Employees - View’ (p11). However, there doesn’t seem to be an option to download this information as a CSV or PDF file, which would make handling the figures much more intuitive.

Additionally, I have found data that resembles what’s needed for a P32 form under ‘Payroll - HMRC bills report,’ but it isn’t explicitly labelled as a P32 form. The report is titled 2023-2024, but when you click into it, each month is labeled with a number from 1 to 12. Ideally, months 1 to 9 should be labeled with 2023, and months 10 to 12 with 2024, to align with the tax year.

Would it be possible to update these features to allow for easier access and clarity in reporting? Or is there another way to retrieve this information more effectively?

Thank you for your help with this.

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