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HMRC has published the latest issue of the Employer Bulletin. The August issue has information on various topics, including: Please contact us for help with tax matters. Internet link: Employer Bulletin
HMRC has published the latest issue of the Employer Bulletin. The August issue has information on various topics, including: Please contact us for help with tax matters. Internet link: Employer Bulletin
National payroll week is a campaign established by CIPP and runs from 2-6 September and aims to highlight the work done by payroll professionals. Employee satisfaction and legal compliance are…
HMRC has published the latest issue of the Employer Bulletin. The July issue has information on various topics, including: Please contact us for help with tax matters. Internet link: Employer Bulletin
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she was taking difficult decisions after a Treasury spending audit revealed £22 billion of unfunded pledges. Ms Reeves confirmed that the Autumn Budget will…
When it comes to paying the National Minimum Wage (NMW), mistakes are easy to make, and employers may not be aware if something has gone wrong. Common issues like unpaid…
HMRC has updated guidance on when tax relief is available on travel expenses for staff who work from home. The tax authority is responding to the growth of flexible or…
One in ten highly skilled freelancers are currently out of work due to the impact of reforms to IR35 tax legislation, according to research published by the Association of Independent…
The introduction of the UK’s National Minimum Wage (NMW) in 1999 is the single most successful economic policy in a generation, according to the Resolution Foundation. The NMW has increased…
The Chancellor made further changes to National Insurance contributions (NICs) following the cuts made in the Autumn Statement 2023. The rates for NICs will be cut by two percentage points…
The government has named and shamed over 500 UK employers for underpaying their employees. 524 businesses were named for failing to pay the minimum wage to pay 172,000 workers, with…
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