31 Oct 18
National insurance increase buried in ‘Budget small print’.
12 Oct 18
Personal service companies in the firing line.
07 Sep 18
Planned abolition would ‘introduce complexity’ to the tax system.
07 Aug 18
Firms to increase pay despite “rising cost-burden”.
22 Jun 18
Deadline approaches for reporting employee benefits and expenses.
04 May 18
Employee benefits and expenses for 2017/18 need to be reported by 6 July.
27 Apr 18
Deadline approaches for issuing P60s.
06 Nov 17
Extra time required to consider needs of those affected.
24 May 17
If you have yet to issue your staff with P60s for the 2016/17 tax year, the final deadline is 31 May 2017.
08 May 17
The deadline for issuing employees with P60s for the 2016/17 tax year is 31 May 2017.
05 Dec 16
Those who want to pay their self-assessment tax bill through their PAYE tax code must file their return online by 30 December. Find out if you are eligible.
30 Nov 16
Here are the important tax dates and deadlines to be aware of from 1 December 2016.
16 Nov 16
Proposals to align national insurance contributions and income tax could affect two fifths of workers.
18 May 16
The cost of the national living wage is impacting wage growth with employers expecting average salary growth of 1.7% in 2016.
02 Jul 15
Regulations to prevent backdated claims for holiday pay going back more than 2 years have taken effect from 1 July 2015.
18 Jun 15
HMRC will begin relaxing automatic late filing penalties for people who send PAYE information late, officials have indicated.
05 Jun 15
More than a third of UK workers are not entitled to company sick pay, according to a survey by LV=.
28 May 15
The government has revealed its legislative goals for the next Parliament in the Queen's Speech. Here's a summary of the key bills affecting businesses.
19 May 15
More than a quarter of SMEs say that simplifying the PAYE system should be the new government's number one immediate priority, according to a survey by Bibby Financial Services.
19 Mar 15
The national minimum wage for adults will increase by 20p to £6.70 on 1 October 2015, the government has announced.
