The U.K. government has confirmed that a pilot program launching the eventual phased implementation of Real Time Information RTI will go ahead in April 2012.The proposal to collect Real Time Information RTI was announced in the U.K. governments Emergency Budget speech on 22 June 2010. The U.K. tax authority, HM Revenue and Customs HMRC, then issued a consultation document which revealed that responses to the earlier discussion paper were supportive of RTI and that the government, therefore, has decided to proceed with a phased introduction of RTI beginning in 2012.Related posts:UK Consultation on Withholding and Planned ChangesUK and Penalties for Late Payment of PAYEUK: HMRC Advises Employees to Check Code Numbers