According to Government statistics, around 1.5 million students receive student loans every year in the UK. Once the students have graduated and moved on to employment, the repayment of the loans begin, with small amounts being deducted from their salaries…
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‘Benefits in kind’ are great perks for employees, but these benefits are still taxable and will need to be reported to HM Revenues & Customs (HRMC) promptly to avoid penalties. What is a P11D form? A P11D form is designed
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Employers often make common mistakes when it comes to payroll, such as forgetting to change the wage rate for the National Minimum Wages or making incorrect deductions. Not only that, but the regular payroll process can be complex and time-consuming,
Outsource your payroll function today to save time and money Read Post »
For businesses, their most important asset is their staff, so keeping them happy is key to maintaining a successful business. The most important area is payroll and given the cost-of-living crisis and rising costs, getting it right is even more
Why getting your payroll right is so important Read Post »
To ensure entitlement to the full UK New State Pension your employees need to review their National Insurance (NI) record by 31 July 2023 for any gaps in payment history that may affect their pension benefits in the future. A
Encourage your employees to check their NI record to guarantee full State Pension Read Post »
If you are a large or medium-sized business that hires off-payroll workers and contractors, it’s essential that you are familiar with IR35. What is IR35? IR35 was established to guarantee that workers pay the appropriate taxes and National Insurance contributions
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