Updated 29.04.25 The mandatory payrolling of income tax and Class 1A NIC on benefits, originally planned for April 2026, will now start on 6 April 2027. The delay follows concerns raised by industry experts about the readiness of software providers – Payrolling...
The Spring Statement 2025 Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered her Spring Statement for 2025. As promised, the Statement does not propose any tax hikes, but it does reveal a downgrading of the growth forecast in a brief and gloomy precursor to the Autumn Budget....
Double cab pick-up trucks will be treated as company cars for the purpose of benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax and capital allowances from April 2025. Currently, double cab pick-ups that can carry more than 1 tonne are typically classified as commercial vehicles. This has...
The tax treatment of work Christmas parties Limited companies can often claim the cost of staff Christmas parties as an allowable expense. That means you can celebrate with your employees and minimise your corporation tax bill all at once. Also, some functions may be...
Payroll can be a complex challenge. Some companies outsource to avoid the added burden of remaining compliant while others decide to process in house. Some considerations should be given when making the decision. Employment Law and The National Minimum Wage are both...
