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The policy of Asset Purchases by the Bank of England (or any other Central Bank) is often known as ‘Quantitative Easing’. We first saw QE in 2000 in Japan when
Zero hours contracts are those where the employer does not guarantee to provide the worker with any work and pays the worker only for work actually carried out. The Government
HMRC will shortly start alerting employers where their records show that they have failed to make their PAYE or Construction Industry Scheme payments in full by their due date. HMRC
The CBI are warning that employers are facing the risk of significant additional costs, potentially ‘billions of pounds’, from employment tribunals challenging the normal calculation of holiday pay under the
Businesses which currently offer prompt payment discounts (PPD) to their customers need to be aware that there are some changes ahead to the rules. Currently under UK law VAT is
British industrial output rose at its fastest annual pace in more than three years in April, showing that the economic expansion was continuing to broaden out, official Office of National
If you’re employed and have additional income that’s not taxed, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is currently operating a Second Incomes Campaign which gives you the chance to bring your
Are you claiming your higher rate tax relief? Many salaried employees think they don’t need to complete an annual tax return, but if you area higher rate taxpayer and make
HMRC has revealed a dramatic jump in its revenues thanks to its recent measures aimed at clamping down on tax avoidance schemes. During the course of the tax year 2013/2014,
HMRC have announced that they are changing their approach to issuing multiple penalty notices for the same PAYE non filing default. These changes impact both the 2012/13 and 2013/14 tax
Half way through the calendar year already – where has the time gone?! The New ISA launches tomorrow which will allow you to invest up to £15,000 into either a
New company car advisory fuel rates have been published which took effect from 1 June 2014. HMRC’s website states: ‘These rates apply to all journeys on or after 1 June
