From April 2018 the tax treatment of wages payment to employees who are leaving is about to change. Â Currently, contractual wages payments in lieu […]
Big changes to wages payments in lieu of notice! Read More »
The Pension Regulator inspection teams will be visiting hundreds of businesses across the country over the coming months to check that staff are being given the
Pension Auto Enrolment – Regulator starts spot-checks Read More »
The deadline for filing the 2016/17 Return of Benefits in kind (P11D) is 6 July 2017. With the filing deadline almost upon us we thought
What are the new rules for Benefits in Kind? Read More »
The Apprenticeship levy starts on 6 April 2017. The levy will be set at 0.5% of an employer’s ‘pay bill’ (see below) and is to
What is the Apprenticeship levy and how does it work? Read More »
Christmas Party Provision of a Christmas party is a non-taxable benefit for employees so long as the total cost of the function is no more
Can Christmas Parties & Gifts be Tax Free? Read More »
The Pension regulator has issued recent guidance including an update on penalties issued in their compliance and enforcement bulletin which shows that the number Auto Enrolment penalty
Can you afford to ignore Auto Enrolment Penalties? Read More »
 National Living Wage From 1 April 2016, the government introduced a new mandatory national living wage (NLW) for workers aged 25 and above, initially
National living wage, new apprentice NI rates, and employment allowance Read More »
George Osborne spoke for sixty seven minutes in his combined Comprehensive Spending Review and Autumn Statement. As a rough estimate maybe two or three of
The Autumn Statement 2015 Read More »
Many of Britain’s small businesses are sleepwalking towards a workplace pension’s disaster. Thousands of UK Business Owners are missing the legally binding deadlines by which
Employers face Auto Enrolment Penalties Read More »
Thousands of businesses are facing additional costs after a tribunal ruled that overtime should be included in holiday pay calculations. A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruled
Holiday pay to include allowance for overtime? Read More »
making tax digital for income tax From April 2026, all sole traders and most landlords will have to follow new rules under Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax.Â
At our free MTD briefing, our experienced tax specialists will break down the rules, timelines, and tools in a way that’s easy to understand – no jargon, just practical guidance.  Bring your concerns and get them addressed by experienced tax professionals who understand your business. Â
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