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Employer pensions contributions and the 90-day rule

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Employer pensions contributions and the 90-day rule

There are many important responsibilities that come with being an employer; one being to ensure that pensions contributions are paid on time. You must deduct the appropriate contributions from your employee’s salaries and pay those – alongside any employer contributions

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Van vs. car: what are the tax implications?

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Van vs. car: what are the tax implications?

Back in August 2019, we commented on a tax case where a van provided to employees was reclassified as a car. The case, involving Coca-Cola, shines a light on the issues associated with the provision of vehicles to employees and,

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Taxable expenses and benefits guidance updated ahead of P11D deadline

Sarah Dixon Academies, Accounting, Business, Business Support, Charities, Coronavirus, Deadlines, Economic / Business News, Employees, Employers, HMRC, Industry Sectors, Large businesses, Legal, Payroll, Property, Research & Development, Sarah Dixon, Small businesses, Team Member , , , , , , , , 0 Comment
Taxable expenses and benefits guidance updated ahead of P11D deadline

Ahead of the P11D and P11D(b) deadline on 6 July, and in light of Coronavirus, the Government has updated its taxable expenses and benefits guidance. If you provided benefits in kind or non-exempt expenses to employees during the 2019/20 tax

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Home working and tax relief on expenses

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Home working and tax relief on expenses

In recent years, home working has become increasingly popular. Since the Coronavirus outbreak, it has effectively become the norm for millions of people. If you ‘require’ your employees to work from home, they can – and have always been able to

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Answering the question… what is re-enrolment?

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Answering the question… what is re-enrolment?

Under Automatic Enrolment (AE), employers must enrol all employees who ordinarily work in Great Britain and who satisfy age and earnings criteria into a qualifying workplace pension. Furthermore, employers must also pay at least the minimum level of contributions into

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Subsistence expenses: Do you know the rules?

Richard Dilley Academies, Accounting, Business, Business Support, Business Taxation, Charities, Employees, Employers, HMRC, Industry Sectors, Legal, Legislation, Payroll, Personal Taxation, Property, Richard Dilley, Small businesses, Tax, Team Member , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 0 Comment
Subsistence expenses: Do you know the rules?

Travel and subsistence expenses are an amount paid out to an employee, by their employer, to cover costs associated with official visits or business travel. These expenses typically include travel, food and drink and lodging, as well as other associated

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