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May 2021- The extension of the off-payroll working rules to medium-sized and large organisations finally took effect on 6 April. The responsibility for making an employment status determination for each engagement where the worker's services are...
- Starting from 6 April 2021, there is a new type of undergraduate student loan that employers need to be aware of when operating payroll - the Plan 4 loan (SLP4). The new plan type has been necessary due to the Scottish government amending...
- Due to the coronavirus, many businesses are experiencing cash flow issues as their customers struggle to make payments in good time. A range of banks offer debt factoring as a way of improving the cash flow position. However, there are VAT...
- From 1 April 2021, all compulsorily VAT-registered businesses that submit electronic VAT returns are required to digitally link the business records to their VAT returns. This must be done by using HMRC approved bookkeeping software. This...
- Q. I am newly VAT-registered (voluntarily). I believe that I will usually need to pay VAT to HMRC each quarter, rather than receiving a refund. However, I have some concerns about running up arrears in case I experience cash flow problems....
- 1 - Due date for payment of Corporation Tax for accounting periods ending 31 July 2020 ...
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