INCOME TAX The rates of 20% (basic)/40% (higher)/45% (additional) will remain unchanged. The thresholds will stay as £12,570 personal allowance and £37,700 the basic rate band BUT the additional rate will decrease from £150,000 to £125,140 whi More...
An overview of the changes to the tax rules for the coming tax year. Personal Allowance, National Insurance and Employment Allowance The personal allowance is remaining at £12,570, and the higher rate tax threshold is remaining at £50,270. Fro More...
Changes in 2019/20 affecting the remuneration strategy for directors The 2019/2020 tax year starts on 6th April and with it comes a number of changes which will have an impact on how, as a director, you extract money from your company. The following cha More...
(or in HMRC speak “Trivial Benefits provided by an employer”) If you provide a small gift/benefit to an employee no tax will be due if the following conditions are met: A – the benefit is not cash or a cash voucher (e.g. a John Lewis vou More...
As the penalties for employers who underpay their workers is now £20,000 per worker instead of £20,000 per notice it is more vital than ever that you pay your workers the correct amount. From 1 April 2017 The National Minimum Wage rates per hour have More...