WILL YOU BE PAYING YOUR STAFF EARLY THIS YEAR? We know that some businesses operate between Christmas and New Year and some will be finishing on the 24th December to return in the New year. This means that with offices closed payroll reporting and submissions will...
National Insurance number allocation Over the passed 18 months National Insurance numbers have played a key role in helping to claim furlough support for employers. Without one it was initially very difficult to make claims. Why do you have an National Insurance number You have a National Insurance...
Statutory Sick Pay Support for employers If you have staff off sick with Covid don’t forget to check the Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme. The UK government’s Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme provides financial support to small and medium-sized employers. Below are the government guidelines on Covid and...
Changes to the CJRS from July The UK Government will continue to pay 80% of furloughed employees’ usual wages for the hours not worked through the Job Retention Scheme, up to a cap of £2,500 per month, to the end of this month (June 2021). In July...
Furlough Calculations February 2020 - Leap Year 29 days - 2021 - 28 days HMRC has confirmed that, despite the fact that February 2020 lasted for 29 days, as last year was a leap year, this will have no impact on the calculation of claims made under...
Flexible Furlough From 1st July you will be able to bring your staff back to work using the flexible furlough. If you are planning on bringing some employees back to work this scheme, there are several important things to do. One is that you must inform...
What is a Tax Code? Your tax code is used by your employer or pension provider to work out how much income tax you will pay from your salary, wages or pension. Your tax depends on how much you earn. Currently the personal tax allowance for...