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New tax shock for State Pension claimants as National Insurance rules change

National Insurance is rising - this is how much you will pay each month from next April

National Insurance rise - why is it happening and how much will I pay?

National Insurance thresholds 2021/2022 - the rules that decide how much you pay

UK: Johnson government escalates attacks on working class with tax increase and end to pension triple lock

Personal pensions statistics: 30 September 2021 - Official statistics announcement

Advertisement feature: Reduce Company Car Costs, Not Employee Benefits

  Is it time to rethink your company car provision? In a recent survey of our network, it was revealed that 57% of FDs and MDs wanted to reduce company car costs. There are ways in which dealers can make immediate and material financial savings by operating their employee cars and demonstrators in new ways. Employee Car Ownership Schemes (ECOS) can help dealers make significant financial savings when compared to a traditional company car benefit. How can business savings be achieved using an Employee Car Ownership Scheme? As an Employee Car Ownership Scheme removes the company car tax liability for the employee, these savings can be utilised by the dealer to eliminate or at least materially reduce write down costs on their demonstrators and employee fleet. This realises immediate and material savings for the business.

DMBM560015 - Debt Management and Banking Manual - HMRC internal manual

DMBM560015 - Debt and return pursuit: foreign cases: Mutual Assistance in the Recovery of Debt (MARD) (EU States): about the agreement You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals.   What is MARD? MARD (Mutual Assistance in the Recovery of Debt) is an arrangement which allows a relevant authority in another country to ask HMRC for assistance in either: obtaining information recovering a tax or duty debt where the defaulting taxpayer is living in, or has assets in, the UK. There are a number of different MARD arrangements in place, but all are reciprocal.

Danby Bloch: Crucial turning point in government's economic policy

th April 2021 2:49 pm The government has effected a sea change in its economic and fiscal policy that would have been unimaginable in the wake of the 2019 general election. The changes will impact financial planning, the future of the UK investment scene and areas beyond.  The pandemic is the main trigger for these policy upheavals but it has accelerated trends that were already there. Quite simply, the government has become even more important and taxes will need to rise to pay for its extended role.  This isn’t happening just in the UK, either. Worldwide, governments are expected to solve problems that were previously left to markets or were of lower priority. States have picked up the tab for greater medical spending and welfare support on a huge and unprecedented scale. 

When Do I Need To Register As Self-Employed?

When do I need to register as self-employed? Did you know that around 5 million UK citizens are currently self-employed? This makes up around 15% of the population, with self-employed people contributing greatly to the economy. Someone who is self-employed works for themselves instead of working for a company and receiving a wage from an employer. It appears as if more and more people are becoming self-employed, as there was a 3% increase in self-employed people from the year 2000 to 2020. With the impact of the pandemic on the economy, we’re likely to see more and more people becoming self-employed and working from home. While being self-employed may seem carefree as you get to determine your own working hours, where you work, and the type of work you do, there are still many responsibilities that come with being self-employed, the most important of which is registering yourself as self-employed.