The transformation programme also now means that Inland Revenue receives payday filing information from employers, which allows near real-time information about people's circumstances during the year. Now Inland Revenue is receiving more timely and accurate information, this can be used to more accurately calculate a person's tax and entitlements, making sure they're getting the right entitlements and paying the right amount of tax during the year. This is relevant for child support because payday filing allows Inland Revenue to get more up-to-date employment information to enable child support deductions to be set up right from the start. Many people currently pay their child support obligations through deductions made by their employer. The Government wants to help newly liable parents to start off on the right foot. So this bill extends employer deductions of child support to all newly liable parents. 