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Spring Budget 2024: What can we expect to see?
Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2024 is just over a week away, and there is already speculation about what could be announced. The Budget is the final opportunity for…
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Reporting payment to HMRC if you pay your employees early in December
HMRC allow an easement where employers pay their employees early at Christmas. Read this article to find out how and when to report payments on the FPS if you pay your employees earlier than normal in December.
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Autumn Statement 2023 – Summary
In this summary we provide some details of the tax changes that have been announced that will be of interest to owner managed businesses, entrepreneurs and private clients.
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Outsourcing payroll – a fast-growing client’s perspective
Payroll is a critical function for any business, but it can be especially challenging for growing businesses. As a business grows, its payroll needs can become more complex,…
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Is payroll giving you a headache?
Payroll is a complex and time-consuming process, but getting it right is also vital. …
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Say goodbye to paper P11D forms: UK employers must now submit P11D forms online
P11D reporting provides HMRC with details of employment benefits provided to staff each year.…
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Gender pay gap reporting ‘snapshot date’ looms
Time is running out to report your gender pay gap information. As the end…
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National Minimum Wage – a risky compliance conundrum
With April 1st quickly approaching, both the National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage…
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Payroll: Salary advances to be reported as part of regular earnings
Advances of salary will be able to be reported via PAYE real time information…
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What is the right pay frequency for your business?
There are numerous factors that must be considered when choosing your company’s pay frequency. From accounting needs, HMRC deadlines and, most importantly, how it will affect your employees.…
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Jeremy Hunt axes mini-budget tax cuts
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced the government will axe almost all the tax cuts it announced in last month’s mini-budget. In an emergency statement this morning (17 October),…
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Key announcements from Mini-Budget
Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng has delivered a range of sweeping reforms to taxation in a statement which was billed as a “Mini-Budget” but which delivered £45…
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Spring Statement 2022 Summary
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has delivered his Spring Statement against a backdrop of rising fuel, energy and food costs. We’ve summarised the headline announcements below: Income tax is to…
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Ensure your payroll is watertight
As the UK continues to deal with rising living costs, ensuring the payroll function in your business is accurate, efficient and secure has never been more important. The…
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Tax-effective donating with Payroll Giving
Payroll Giving offers your employees the choice to donate money to a UK charity without paying tax on it. How does it work? The Payroll Giving scheme, set…
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Autumn Budget 2021: At a glance
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has delivered the Autumn Budget 2021. In this summary we provide some details of the tax changes announced that will be of interest to owner-managed…
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NICs to increase by 1.25% to help fund social care
From April 2022 certain National Insurance Contributions (NICs), paid by both employed and self-employed workers, and dividend tax rates will both rise by 1.25% in an effort to…
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Employers “named and shamed” for failing to pay minimum wage
191 employers have been publically named and shamed by the government for not paying the National Minimum Wage (NMW). In the current list of employers published, £2.1m was…