Search results for: national insurance contributions
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National Insurance Contributions Rise (post)
An increase of 1.25% in National Insurance Contributions from 6 April 2022 has been outlined in ‘Building Back Better:… -
Saving national insurance contributions (post)
News: April 2011 Saving national insurance contributions With the nasty increase in NICs applying from 6 April 2011 it is… -
National insurance rates frozen for 2016/17 (post)
News: December 2015 National insurance rates frozen for 2016/17 There will be no increase in the rates of national contributions… -
2015/16 National Insurance rates (post)
News: January 2015 2015/16 National Insurance rates There will be no increase in the rates of national insurance contributions (NICs)… -
Payment of self-employed class 2 national insurance (post)
News: May 2014 Payment of self-employed class 2 national insurance Class 2 NIC for the tax year 2014/15 is charged… -
National Insurance (post)
News: March 2014 National Insurance Employees The rates and thresholds for National Insurance Contributions for 2014/15 are: Class: Weekly earnings… -
Emergency Budget and Mini Budget (post)
The Emergency Budget and Mini Budget was announced today 23rd September by Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. His announcements come amid… -
Crypto Assets (post)
Another common question from our clients – are cryptocurrency or crypto asset gains or profits, taxable under Capital Gains… -
Spring Statement 2022 (post)
Spring Statement – Key points The Spring Statement was announced at the end of March. Below we have condensed… -
Dividend Tax Rise & Rates (post)
The prime minister announced on 9th Sept 2021 a 1.25% Dividend Tax rise from 6 April 2022, and a rise… -
HMRC Business Support During November Lockdown (post)
Keep your business moving, with Robinsons. We can help you check your eligibility and get you on board the scheme… -
Self assessment deadline approaching (post)
Self assessment deadline approaching The deadline for submitting your 2018/19 self assessment return is 31 January 2020. The deadline applies… -
Experts warning over insolvency debts (post)
Experts warning over insolvency debts Prioritising HMRC over other creditors in insolvencies will have a ‘negative impact on the… -
Distribution of assets: Insolvency hierarchy changes (post)
Distribution of assets: Insolvency hierarchy changes From 6 April 2020, insolvency legislation will be amended to move HMRC up… -
Off payroll rules for the private sector (post)
Off payroll rules for the private sector The government has published the draft legislation for the next Finance Bill… -
Forms P11D – reporting employee benefits (post)
Forms P11D – reporting employee benefits The forms P11D which report details of benefits and some expenses provided to… -
HMRC wins disguised remuneration avoidance case (post)
HMRC wins disguised remuneration avoidance case HMRC has won a disguised remuneration avoidance case over a contractor loan scheme… -
Reporting Benefits in Kind – Forms P11D (post)
Reporting Benefits in Kind – Forms P11D The forms P11D which report details of benefits and some expenses provided… -
Self assessment deadline approaching (post)
Self assessment deadline approaching The deadline for submitting your 2017/18 self assessment return is 31 January 2019. The deadline… -
Self-employed Class 2 NICs will not be scrapped (post)
The government has decided not to proceed with plans to abolish Class 2 National Insurance Contributions (NICs) from April… -
Latest employers guidance from HMRC (post)
Latest employers guidance from HMRC HMRC has published the latest edition of the Employer Bulletin. This employers guidance for… -
Off-payroll IR35 rules to be extended to private sector workers? (post)
Off-payroll IR35 rules to be extended to private sector workers? As mentioned in the Autumn Budget, the Government has… -
Changes to termination payments (post)
Changes to termination payments Care is always required when employees are made redundant or payments are made on the… -
Tax efficient salary and dividends for 2018/19 (post)
How to extract profit from companies in a tax efficient manner for 2018/19 The new tax year means that many directors… -
BBC presenter loses landmark IR35 case (post)
The IR35 personal service company legislation has been on the statute book since 2000 and has never really worked… -
Are you sure you or your workers are self-employed? (post)
Are you sure you or your workers are self-employed? Last year we reported that the House of Commons Work… -
No changes in tax or NIC rates (post)
The basic rate of income tax and higher rate remain at 20% and 40% respectively and the 45% additional… -
Election on 8th June – what’s in the manifestos? (post)
The decision to call a snap General election on 8th June caught many of us by surprise. The various… -
U-turn on self-employed NICs – for now (post)
In his first Budget on 8th March, the new Chancellor Phillip Hammond announced that he would level the playing… -
Income Tax not CGT on property sale (post)
Finance Act 2016 brought in new rules to ensure that overseas property traders and developers are subject to UK… -
Autumn Statement 2016: Summary of employment and payroll issues (post)
The following post seeks to provide an overview of employment and payroll issues covered by the Autumn Statement delivered on 23rd… -
Employment allowance is now £3,000 but not single director companies (post)
For the last two years there has been a £2,000 allowance available to employers to set against their employers… -
Contracting out of additional state pension ends 5 April 2016 (post)
Contracting out of additional state pension ends 5 April 2016 From 6 April 2016 employees of contracted-out defined benefit… -
Conservative tax policies (post)
News: May 2015 Conservative tax policies As announced in the Budget, the Conservative Party promise to increase the tax-free Personal… -
Changes to class 2 NICs collection (post)
News: September 2014 Changes to class 2 NICs collection The National Insurance Contributions Bill was published on 18 July 2014.… -
CLASS 2 NICs COLLECTION (post)
News: September 2013 CLASS 2 NICs COLLECTION Consultation is underway as to whether Class 2 national insurance contributions should be… -
Business tax reductions (post)
News: April 2013 Business tax reductions Big news here, with a flat corporation tax rate announced of 20% from April… -
Form P11D common errors (post)
News: July 2012 Form P11D common errors In many cases we of course fill in the dreaded P11Ds for you,… -
Caught by the personal allowance trap? (post)
News: March 2012 Caught by the personal allowance trap? Do you know if you are one of the 700,000+ people… -
IR35 tax yield revealed (post)
News: December 2011 IR35 tax yield revealed If you use your own personal services company to provide services, you will… -
Tax-free expenses if you travel overseas as an employee (post)
News: November 2011 Tax-free expenses if you travel overseas as an employee HMRC publish benchmark scale rates for accommodation and… -
Tax-Deductible Christmas Gifts (post)
Tax-Deductible Christmas Gifts & Expenses Accounting for Christmas Cards Cards are a festive tradition, although lots of organisations may choose… -
PAYE late filing and late payment penalties (post)
PAYE late filing and late payment penalties HMRC has confirmed that it will continue its risk-based approach to payroll… -
HMRC have updated their guidance on salary sacrifice schemes (post)
The rules for salary sacrifice arrangements changed with effect from 6 April 2017 and HMRC have updated their guidance… -
Labour tax policies (post)
News: May 2015 Labour tax policies Labour will reinstate the 50% tax rate for income in excess of £150,000 to… -
State pension changes (post)
News: February 2015 State pension changes Recent editions of this newsletter have featured the important changes to personal pensions for…
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