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In the past companies have tended to base holiday pay payments on a worker’s basic pay, excluding overtime. In a recent landmark case an Employment

The online filing deadline for 2013-14 Self Assessment tax returns is 31 January 2015. However, if you are still filing a paper version of the

HMRC have started to distribute personal tax summaries that set out how much tax you have paid and how the revenue collected is spent by

1 December 2014 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 28 February 2014.  19 December 2014 – PAYE and NIC deductions

Economic indicators Employment Employment is at a record high of 30.8 million, up 1.7 million since the Government came into office, and more than 1

The Scottish parliament is to take over responsibility for income tax and welfare benefits in the most significant devolution of taxes thus far. Changes to

Many business readers of this blog will have their accounting year end set to coincide with the tax year end. For convenience, the end of

The government has launched a public information campaign to ensure everyone knows what the State Pension changes mean for them. With just over 500 days

Readers who still need to file their 2014 self-assessment tax return may be asking themselves what’s the rush? After all, the deadline for filing the

It would seem that errant directors are not only being pursued by HMRC for sloppy accounting procedures. The Insolvency Service is now taking a more

There are a number of personal assets that you can sell without a risk that you are creating a CGT liability. They include: your car

From March 2015 (subject to Parliamentary approval), the Child Maintenance Service and Child Support Agency (CSA) will begin sharing certain information about the payment records

There are precious few opportunities to make an arrangement after the end of a tax year, and carry the benefit back to impact tax liabilities

There is much evidence that dubious characters can masquerade as bona fide business people by calling themselves directors and wrapping themselves in the cloak of

If you are involved in planning the staff Christmas party for your firm don’t forget to consider the Income Tax and VAT consequences. Here’s a