Get your tax in order as National Insurance rises
With the arrival of April’s payslips in people’s pockets, the recent rise in National Insurance will be clear to see.
Student finance: How can employers stay up to date?
Student finance appears to be an issue that regularly changes, meaning those in charge of payroll for businesses must adapt to keep up.
How can your employees recognise scam emails?
Unfortunately, fraudulent emails are something that we are all likely to come across at some point.
How can you cope with the cost-of-living crisis?
Many are feeling the impact of the increasing cost of living on their finances, with the inflation rate soaring to a 30 year high of 6.2 per cent in February.
Marriage allowance and how you can save on your tax bill
The Beatles sang about All You Need is Love, but in a week that includes Valentine’s Day, that love could come in the form of tax relief through Marriage Allowance.
What the Government’s Levelling Up White Paper means for businesses
Every part of England will be given “London-style” powers and a mayor in a bid to level up the nation, it has been announced.
Student loans: what is changing for graduates in April
The earning threshold for Plan 2 student loan repayments in England and Wales will remain frozen for the tax year 2022-23, it has been announced.
HMRC scam calls have decreased by 97 per cent
Scammers posing as HM Revenues and Customs (HMRC) were rife in March 2021, with a staggering 79,477 calls reported.
Late filing penalties waived for one month to give taxpayers more time to prepare 2020/21 tax return
Late filing and late payment penalties will be waived for one month to give taxpayers more time to prepare their 2020 to 2021 Self Assessment tax return, it has been announced.
Reduce your tax bill with these four ‘quick wins’!
It is all too easy to pay too much tax. That’s the case for PAYE employees with relatively straightforward financial affairs, but the risk is highest for people with more complex finances because they own a business, invest in property, or are a high earner.
