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Directorâs Payroll for 2025â26: What You Need to Know
Are you a company director wondering how the 2025â26 changes to Employerâs National Insurance (NI) affect your Directorâs Payroll for 2025â26? Want to optimise your salary for tax efficiency this year? Youâre in the right placeâread on. From 6th April 2025, the...
National Minimum Wage 2025-26
Want to know more about the upcoming increase in the National Minimum Wage for 2025-26, and how to ensure that youâre paying your employees correctly in the coming year? Read on for more information. A Quick Overview: NMW 2025 The upcoming changes to the National...
Class 1 NI from April 2025 – How Will the Changes Impact You?
Need to know about the upcoming changes to Class 1 NI, how theyâll impact your business, and what you can do to reduce the effect? You're in the right place. In this post, weâll break down the changes, show you how to calculate the new costs, and explore ways to...
The Autumn Statement 2023
The Chancellorâs Autumn Statement on 23rd November decreased employeeâs National Insurance from 12% to 10%. This will come into effect from the 06th January 2024. This is undeniably a benefit to employees, but before we get excited about additional take home pay for...
How is tax calculated?
Being a payroll person, logic and patterns are part of my day to day. So, when patterns begin to appear in other ways, I donât ignore them. Recently Iâve been asked (on multiple occasions) to explain how tax deductions have been …
Payroll Changes 2022/23 Tax Year
As we go into the 2022-23 tax year, itâs a good time to look at whatâs changed for payroll for the coming year. The usual adjustments are to national minimum wage, tax codes and thresholds for national insurance. Iâve covered these topics below, along with a couple...
Corona Virus â Help and Support for Small and Micro-businesses
'May you Live in Interesting Times....' This page will be updated with new information as it's released by the Government. As new questions by clients or visitors to the site, I'll answer them in the FAQ section at the top of this page. New and...
A 53 Week Payroll Year
A 53 Week Payroll Year! â WHAT? Thatâs a blog title that I would imagine has many people scratching their heads!The blog could easily have been entitled âA 27 Fortnight Payroll Yearâ which is no less confusing. So letâs first look at how this might happen.My example...
Why I Do What I Do
Around three years ago I wrote a blog that was based on the idea of why I do what I do. Lots of friends think Iâm an accountant (only partly! and I donât take the work on) and when I say I run payroll, I tend to get an âOh, ONLY payrollâŚ?â And it got me thinking again...
What’s New For Payroll in 2019-20
Weâre less than 2 months away from the start of the new financial year, so itâs the right time to take a look at whatâs new for 2019-20.Itâs a little bit number heavy but the tables giving comparison with last years percentages and thresholds making it easier to pick...
Back to Basics â Auto Enrolment (Workplace Pensions) and Pensions?
This is part of a series of 3 âBack to Basicsâ blogs to help employers talk to their employees about payroll, and to answer their initial questions about how their pay has been calculated. This blog focuses on pensions and auto enrolment. Auto enrolment came into...
Back to Basics – National Insurance
This is part of a series of 3 âBack to Basicsâ blogs to help employers talk to their employees about payroll, and to answer their initial questions about how their pay has been calculated. This blog focuses on national insurance â what it is, how itâs calculated, and...
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