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SCAM BEWARE! – LETTER REQUESTING AN UPDATE TO YOUR COMPANY DETAILS ON COMMERCIAL REGISTER!
Please look at this letter and take note - it is asking you to update your company details for the COMMERCIAL REGISTER, PLEASE DO NOT - THIS IS A SCAM See the article from this link: http://gloopa.co.uk/commercial-register-scam/ ...See more
Proposed Revised Rates for Statutory Payments for 2017-18
Another new tax year is fast approaching, and the new statutory rates are proposed as follows: The standard weekly rates of SMP, SAP, SPP and ShPP will increase from £139.58 to £140.98 – it is assumed this will be for payment weeks commencing on or after Sunday, 2...
Pension participation rates hit a new high! This is all thanks to auto-enrolment!
So thanks to Auto Enrolment, more than 15 million people had signed up to a workplace pension by the end of 2015, and that is 10.6 million more than were enrolled at the start of 2012. This is according to the latest figures released by the Department for Work and...
Christmas Party this year? Make sure you know the rules on your allowance first or this could cost you dearly!
Christmas Parties Allowance The tax allowance for any annual Parties and functions is £150 per head per year in total. This has been fixed since 2003 and can includes several annual functions such as the Christmas party, summer party or annual golf day. If a function...
Should statutory maternity pay be extended to 52 weeks? The debate begins!
Because of the struggle involved in balancing business needs and support for working parents, maternity and childcare issues are often in the press. Proposals to extend statutory maternity pay were recently put forward, from the current 39 weeks to 52 weeks, and to...
NEW MINIMUM WAGE INCREASE IN OCTOBER 16 – BE AWARE!
Reminding you of the minimum wage increase because any failure to correctly pay National Minimum Wage (NMW) or National Living Wage (NLW), even because you didn’t know about an increase, will break the law. From the 1st October 2016, the National Minimum Wage rates...