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PAYE settlement agreements (PSAs) are arrangements under which an employer can settle the income tax and National Insurance liabilities on benefits in kind and expenses payments provided to employees and…

Did you know there is a government scheme available that can help contribute towards childcare costs which may mean fewer of your employees will need time off at the same…

Your organisation may have an annual Christmas party for staff, but the tax rules also allow staff parties at other times of the year which are a tax-free benefit if…

In the Autumn Budget the Chancellor announced that the "off payroll" workers rules that currently apply in the public sector would be rolled out to the private sector in 2020.…

Hospital doctors and GPs are lobbying the government to amend the pension tax rules as the current system of restricting tax relief on pension contributions means many doctors paying almost…

The Pension Annual Allowance tax charge depends on the individual’s marginal rate of tax. Where their income exceeds £150,000 it would be at 45%. Thus if the pension input for…

In previous blogs we've looked at tax planning to minimise or eliminate the high income child benefit to keep both husband and wife (or civil partners) looking after a child…

It’s time to rethink how we connect with customers, suppliers, colleagues and the business community.   The way we work is becoming increasingly digital. Today it is normal for people…