(11) The SSP penalty regimeUnder the Social Security Administration Act 1992 s 113A and s 113B (as amended by the National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments Act 2004 and the Coronavirus Act 2020 s 39(3)) there is a regime of civil penalties for employers who fail to meet their obligations under the SSP scheme. A maximum fine of £3,000 can be levied where the employer: (i) refuses, repeatedly refuses or fails to pay SSP; (ii) pays an incorrect amount of SSP due to
Under the Social Security Administration Act 1992 s 113A and s 113B (as amended by the National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments Act 2004 and the Coronavirus Act 2020 s 39(3)) there is a regime of civil penalties for employers who fail to meet their obligations under the SSP scheme. A maximum fine of £3,000 can be levied where the employer:
(i) refuses, repeatedly refuses or fails to pay SSP;
(ii) pays an incorrect amount of SSP due to
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