by admin | Apr 1, 2020 | coronavirus, covid-19, employers, PAYE
We’re being asked the same questions by several of our clients regarding the amounts of pay they can claim using the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. Here’s a little detail for you: Full time and part time employees For full time and part time salaried...
by admin | Oct 3, 2016 | cloud accounting, employees, employers, HMRC, SME, tax
Below is a brief summary about the ‘Making Tax Digital’ consultations and proposals from HMRC. HMRC’s vision is for businesses to be able to easier understand and manage their tax affairs. It wants to make greater use of the information that...
by admin | Feb 9, 2015 | employers, HMRC, Uncategorized
We’re posting a series of short blogs regarding auto enrolment, if you are an employer and you have staff this WILL apply to you. Too many employers are still burying their heads in the sand, the start date for the largest employer was 2012 and the smallest...
by admin | Mar 21, 2014 | employers, HMRC, SME, tax
Please find below our 2014 budget summary with the most relevant changes in the budget for our customers. Individuals Personal allowances For people born after 6 April 1948, the personal tax allowance for 2014/15 is £10,000. This will increase to £10,500 from 6 April...
by admin | Mar 7, 2013 | employees, employers, expenses, HMRC, tax
This crops up time and time again and so we thought we’d write up a little article to let you know where you stand with the taxman and how it works. The basic rule for work-related expenses is that they are tax deductible where they are incurred wholly and exclusively...
by admin | Dec 16, 2012 | employers, HMRC, PAYE, tax
RTI Penalties HMRC had threatened penalties for those employers that don’t comply with the new RTI rule, here’s an update to see what the latest is. What is RTI? (Real Time Information) Starting from April 2013, all employers must send details of salary, tax and...
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