As the chill of autumn sets in, so does the anticipation for Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first major Budget on November 26. Whispers from Westminster suggest a stealthy tax tweak that could quietly reshape how millions save for retirement: a £2,000 annual cap on salary sacrifice contributions to pensions. If confirmed, this move would claw back […]
Read articleAs part of the Autumn Budget 2024 information, the government have confirmed that from April 2026, it will be mandatory to payroll all benefits in kind except for: Payrolling for these two benefits will be introduced on a voluntary basis, also from April 2026, and the government will set out the next steps on when […]
Read articleFormer chiefadviser on political strategy to Tony Blair, Matthew Taylor has been appointed chair of the Fair Work Agency (FWA), which will launch in April 2026. Matthew Taylor led the influential Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices in 2016, which provided the foundation for many of the transformative reforms now being delivered through the Employment […]
Read articleFree Childcare hours extended Entitlement to free childcare has been extended from 15 to 30 hours for parents of children aged between nine months and three years old, from 1st September, 2025. This completes the final phase of Government’s plans to ensure that all eligible parents have access to 30 hours of free childcare for […]
Read articleThe deadline to notify HMRC of any Class 1A National Insurance contributions owed for the tax year ending 5 April 2025 is 6 July 2025. Ensure all submissions are completed by this date, as late or missing submissions may result in penalties. Payment Deadlines: Submission Guidelines When completing your P11D and P11D(b) forms, make sure your […]
Read articleJob market data from CV-library revealed that advertised salaries reached a 12-month high in November. The research, which compared data from November 2018 with the same period in 2017, revealed some impressive hikes in advertised salaries. In Liverpool, salaries were found to have increased by 11.9 per cent, while Glasgow, Southampton and Aberdeen all saw […]
Read articleThe employment rate is at a joint record high of 75.7 per cent, while regular pay is up 3.3 per cent on the year. The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics have been welcomed by the Minister of State for Employment, Alok Sharma, who said the latest figures highlighted the “enduring strength” of […]
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