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Taxpayers who have received CJRS or SEISS grants are urged to doublecheck their entitlement as the 90 day period to inform HMRC of any overclaimed
Taxpayers who have received CJRS or SEISS grants are urged to doublecheck their entitlement as the 90 day period to inform HMRC of any overclaimed
Redundancy packages are unfortunately at the front of many minds at the moment, with many people asking โWill the taxman get his hands on…
HMRC has delayed the introduction of off-payroll rules to the private sector as part of its measures to support businesses through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The National Minimum Wage (NMW) and National Living Wage (NLW) are the legal minimum wage rates that must be paid to employees. Employers are liable to be penalised for not complying with the NMW and NLW rules.
The government has confirmed that reforms to off-payroll working rules for the private sector will go ahead from 6 April 2020.
As you are no doubt aware, IR35 is coming in from April this year and in order to help everyone understand how this will impact them we have put together the following points for clarification.
The Secretary of State has confirmed that the commitments being entered into, to make payments to clinicians affected by annual allowance pension tax, will be honoured when clinicians retire.
The Treasury is preparing to give tax relief worth hundreds of millions of pounds to those earning more than ยฃ110,000. The measure will stop doctors being hit with huge bills, which are causing them to turn down extra work and harming patient care.
The government has announced a 6.2% increase in the National Living Wage (NLW), which applies to workers aged 25 and over.
In a letter in November 2019, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, has agreed to a temporary commitment to make payments to certain clinical staff outside of the NHS pension schemes to restore the value of their pension benefits package.
NHS England has confirmed it will take urgent action on to ensure NHS workers who exceed their annual allowance during this financial year will be
HMRC has published the October 2019 issue of the Employer Bulletin which contains guidance on a number of issues relevant for employers. Topics in this
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