I read with interest this article in the Guardian at the weekend. I do have sympathy with an embattled tax authority trying to deliver huge headcount cuts, move to 13 tax… read more →
Wondering what this year could have in store for payroll and pensions? Take a look below at what potential impact may follow the key events and announcements that we know… read more →
The Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) recently published a new report into the impact of the rising minimum wage on lower paid jobs being automated. The analysis showed that, with… read more →
As it is five years since the beginning of auto enrolment the DWP were required to undertake a review of the reforms. The results of this review were announced on… read more →
At this time of year, more than any other, it is fitting to reflect on the past and present and consider how we can set goals to strive for in… read more →
The situation The Employment Appeal Tribunal has overturned the decision in the Baker v Abellio London Ltd UKEAT/0250/16 case, that Abellio had fairly dismissed Mr Baker on the grounds of failing… read more →
Employee Benefits reported last week that a draft bill has been published by the Work and Pensions Committee and the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, setting out a legislative… read more →
Despite recent counter rulings including the widely debated Uber case, Deliveroo riders have recently been ruled as self-employed by the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC). Accountancy Live reports that the Independent… read more →
The Scottish government has put together a discussion paper on income tax – but what does this mean and what might be the impact? The paper outlines and examines the… read more →
Consultancy UK reported last week that KPMG is set to support ETCH, a blockchain payroll system aimed at boosting transaction-based time and cost savings. ‘Payrolls, wire transfers and bank… read more →
