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 SSP2 (PDF, 53KB)

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If you're an employer, you can use form SSP2 to record details of an employee's sickness absences. You don't have to use this form, but it will help you keep accurate records which will ensure that you pay the correct amount of Statutory Sick Pay (SSP).

Help and guidance relating to this form

 

Employers reporting PAYE in real time

Statutory Sick Pay: an overview
An overview for employers of the Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) scheme, including when you need to pay SSP and when you don't

Employers filing online but not yet reporting PAYE in real time

E14: Employer helpbook for Statutory Sick Pay (PDF, 507KB)
Guidance for employers on how to pay Statutory Sick Pay

Employers exempt from online filing 

E13 - Day-to-day Payroll (PDF, 1.2MB)
Use this guide for information on day-to-day payroll operations

E14: Employer helpbook for Statutory Sick Pay (PDF, 507KB)
Guidance for employers on how to pay Statutory Sick Pay

If you're an employer, you can use form SSP2 to record details of an employee's sickness absences. You don't have to use this form, but it will help you keep accurate records which will ensure that you pay the correct amount of SSP.

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SSP1 - Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) and Incapacity Benefit
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SAP2 - Statutory Adoption Pay (SAP) - Record of Payments
If you're an employer, you can use form SAP2 to keep a record of an employee's SAP

OSPP2 - Ordinary Statutory Paternity Pay (OSPP) record sheet
If you're an employer, you can use form OSPP2 to record details of employee's OSPP. You don't have to use this form, but it will help you keep accurate records which will ensure you pay the correct amount of OSPP.