Tag: HMRC, Payroll
Move smoothly into the new tax year and beyond
Have you got questions about finalising your PAYE for 2015-16? Our live online help sessions give you answers to your questions or show you where to find online...
April 2016 Key Messages
The Budget 2016 Take a look at some of the key announcements made in the Budget 2016. Important changes to payroll in April 2016 The Employer Bulletin: February 2016 is...
Watch: The end of the tax return for small businesses
Tax is getting easier for the 532,260 small businesses in the North West and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is showing people how in a new video. We know that independent...
Questions about payroll?
We can help and give you a good start to the new tax year. Get the new tax year off to a good start by making sure the payroll information you send HMRC is accurate. You...
Timely help for new and existing employers
Get the new tax year off to the right start Sending HMRC accurate payroll information can save you time and money. Find out how to avoid the payroll errors most...
New National Living Wage (NLW) becomes law on 1 April 2016
From 1 April 2016 workers aged 25 and over will be entitled to a new minimum pay rate of £7.20 per hour, called the National Living Wage (NLW). Employers need to find...
HMRC and HSE joint webinar
Have you got questions about Health and Safety issues and what HMRC needs you to do when you take on new employees? Find answers to typical questions for growing...
Attention Self-employed businesses!
Running a small business is hard work, so to help HMRC are holding a small selection of online webinars in March. These webinars offer support and guidance to get things...
Are you starting new employees on tax code 0TX?
How to work out your new employee’s starter declaration and tax codes. Form P46 has been replaced with a starter checklist. HMRC has been working with employers and...
Important information for employers
HMRC have published important information for employers on GOV.UK which includes: • Help to finishing the old tax year 2015 to 2016 • Starting the new tax year 2016...
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