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52.Repayment of postgraduate master's degree loans by employees
53.Commencement of employment with a Real Time Information employer
65.Payments to and recoveries from HMRC for each income tax period by Real Time Information employers: returns under regulation 75(5)
66.Notice of specified amount and certificate when repayments not deducted
67.Recovery of payments deducted through the income tax system
69.Real time returns of information about payments of earnings
71.Benefits and expenses – returns under regulations 85 to 87 of the PAYE Regulations
72.Modification of the requirements of regulation 69: notional payments
73.Relationship between regulation 69 and aggregation of earnings
80.Interest on unpaid repayments which have been formally determined
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