As a caring employer you probably provide a competitive remuneration package … and of course you do this to attract and retain the right talent in your business.
We find that many employers do not budget correctly and therefore have a surprise in store when the Employer’s NI bill escalates. To help, we have created a little costing tool for you to use.
FREE Tax Week & Month Period Calendar The tax year is slightly organic. The tax year may start on the 6th April and end on the 5th April but the tax weeks and monthly split fluctuate annually. So, don’t get confused but get organised – download our FREE Month and Week Tax Period Calendars. A Continue Reading »
If you have more than one job you could be paying too much tax. Learn how to split your tax code across multiple jobs and why you may be due for a tax refund.
Do you want to understand the payroll calendar 2015 – 2016 and HMRC tax year better? Are you worried you may miss an HMRC deadline? Don’t get caught out! Download our payroll calendar 2015 – 2016 to keep up to date with the cyclical nature of the UK tax year and to help you plan your payroll schedule.
With the abolition of the default retirement age, receiving a carriage clock and taking that yachting holiday you were promised in the glossy pension magazine is not likely to materialise! So, if you are one of the growing number of UK workers who will continue to work beyond the age of 65 maybe check out how your pay could be affected with our FREE leaflet.
Contacting HMRC
Taxes Helpline – 0845 300 0627
Please have your National Insurance number with you when you phone
Opening hours
8.00 am to 8.00 pm, Monday to Friday
8.00 am to 4.00 pm Saturday
Why does the UK Tax year start on the 6th April and end on the 5th April? Where did these obscure dates come from? Learn the history of these dates and their historical journey!