Trivial benefits, what you need to know
In April 2016, new regulations were introduced allowing employers to provide 'trivial benefits' to employees without reporting them to HMRC. But what constitutes a trivial benefit, and how do you…
read moreIn April 2016, new regulations were introduced allowing employers to provide 'trivial benefits' to employees without reporting them to HMRC. But what constitutes a trivial benefit, and how do you…
read moreNational Insurance (NI) is a government initiative where contributions are paid by employers, employees and self-employed. The payment is used for various state benefits and services such as the NHS…
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read moreA director’s loan account (DLA) documents the transactions that occur between a director and a company. It includes salary, dividends, expenses, director’s personal bills paid for by the company and…
read moreThe Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) has been set-up by the Government to enable companies to claim up to 80% of an employee’s wages plus any National Insurance or pension…
read moreHighlights Class 4 National Insurance paid by the self-employed to rise to 11% by April 2019. Dividend allowance to fall from £5,000 to £2,000 in April 2018. Corporation Tax decrease…
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