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The government has published the results of a survey of over 2,000 employers on their awareness of correct right to work checks. What do the results show?
The government has published the results of a survey of over 2,000 employers on their awareness of correct right to work checks. What do the results show?
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Income splitting - tackling the practical issue
You recently started a new business which you run through a company. You’ve been told that you can reduce your tax and NI bill if you issue your spouse with shares in the company. Assuming that’s correct, what are the practicalities involved?
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How to pay a tax-efficient golden handshake
One of your firm’s directors is retiring soon and the board want to pay him a lump sum to reward his long service. The trouble is that golden handshakes are usually taxable. Is there a more tax-efficient alternative?
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Can you claim input tax on overseas sales expenses?
Your business sells goods and services to overseas customers, and you do not charge VAT. Can you still claim input tax on any UK expenses that directly relate to these sales?
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A guessing game - interest rates and employee loans
Buried in the 2024 Autumn Budget were small print changes to HMRC’s “official rate” of interest. The consequences of these have just taken effect. How might they affect you and your employees?
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Do hybrid workers take fewer sick days?
A survey of 2,000 hybrid workers by International Workplace Group has revealed that more than a third are taking fewer sick days than they did when they were working full time in the office. What are the potential reasons for this?