Better get your PAYE ducks in a row now while you still can
If you've been living under a rock, you may not have heard the 'good news:' there are major PAYE changes going into effect from April of next year, so you'd better get your ducks in a row now while...
View ArticleCivil servants none too pleased with new PAYE rules
Civil servants have been so displeased with the new PAYE rules instituted by the Government that there have actually been threats of resignation made if any public sector contractors are forced into...
View ArticleBBC to review hundreds of contracts for tax avoidance
The BBC has recently confirmed it will be reviewing as many as 800 of its contract workers to determine if it needs to address any tax avoidance issues.
View ArticleRoving HMRC teams investigating every IR35 possibility
Let's face it - nobody likes to think they'll be targeted by the taxman for an IR35 investigation, but the odds of avoiding one are getting quite a bit longer.
View ArticleTaxman’s IR35 compliance teams ‘on target’ for this year
While this may not be good news for you or me if we're facing a disguised employment investigation, HMRC says its compliance teams are on target for this year.
View ArticleAre taxpayer-funded organisations enabling tax avoidance?
Here's a story that's nearly guaranteed to rattle the cage of any good taxpayer: funds collected by HMRC may be going to help enable multinationals avoid tax!
View ArticleSmall firms given extra time to prepare for RTI
Implementation of the new Real Time Information scheme, which was slated to go into effect next month, has been relaxed for firms with less than 50 employees.
View ArticleWhat bad economy? Accountants find gainful employment
While the economy is still bad all over, there's one sector where you'd be hard-pressed to find any evidence of that: accountants are still highly sought out.
View ArticleTory MP defends tax avoidance in the Commons
Jacob Rees- Mogg, Conservative MP for North East Somerset, said in the Commons that tax avoidance shouldn't be seen as a serious problem like tax evasion.
View ArticleContractors to foot £7bn bill envisaged from dividend tax hike
With the Treasury envisaging £6.8bn more into its coffers from the new tax on dividends, limited company contractors look set to be the big losers
View ArticleTax Credits Deadline Passes; Did HMRC Investment Work For You?
This year's tax credit deadline passed yesterday. After last year's debacle, HMRC has invested £45M in customer service. Was it money well spent?
View ArticleGovernment to examine non-compete clauses
Non-compete clauses, the bane of anyone leaving their old job and starting out on their own, are to be taken a closer look at by the Government.
View ArticleBetter get your PAYE ducks in a row now while you still can
If you've been living under a rock, you may not have heard the 'good news:' there are major PAYE changes going into effect from April of next year, so you'd better get your ducks in a row now while...
View ArticleCivil servants none too pleased with new PAYE rules
Civil servants have been so displeased with the new PAYE rules instituted by the Government that there have actually been threats of resignation made if any public sector contractors are forced into...
View ArticleBBC to review hundreds of contracts for tax avoidance
The BBC has recently confirmed it will be reviewing as many as 800 of its contract workers to determine if it needs to address any tax avoidance issues.
View ArticleRoving HMRC teams investigating every IR35 possibility
Let's face it - nobody likes to think they'll be targeted by the taxman for an IR35 investigation, but the odds of avoiding one are getting quite a bit longer.
View ArticleTaxman’s IR35 compliance teams ‘on target’ for this year
While this may not be good news for you or me if we're facing a disguised employment investigation, HMRC says its compliance teams are on target for this year.
View ArticleAre taxpayer-funded organisations enabling tax avoidance?
Here's a story that's nearly guaranteed to rattle the cage of any good taxpayer: funds collected by HMRC may be going to help enable multinationals avoid tax!
View ArticleWhat bad economy? Accountants find gainful employment
While the economy is still bad all over, there's one sector where you'd be hard-pressed to find any evidence of that: accountants are still highly sought out.
View ArticleTory MP defends tax avoidance in the Commons
Jacob Rees- Mogg, Conservative MP for North East Somerset, said in the Commons that tax avoidance shouldn't be seen as a serious problem like tax evasion.
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