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Employer obligations in 2022: an update
In our latest employer update, Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill guides you through the latest issues in tax, payroll and employment law. Stay compliant on minimum wage New minimum wage rates apply from 1 April 2022: Hourly rate from 1 April 2022 National Living Wage (age 23 and over) £9.50 21-22 year old rate… View Article
Spring update 2022: off-payroll working rules, fraud in Covid support schemes and MTD for income tax
The Clayton & Brewill Spring update 2022 is now available to view online. As the bank holiday weekend approaches, we’d like to wish all our clients a very Happy Easter from the team at Clayton & Brewill. Our Spring update contains advice and articles for both business owners and individuals, including: What employers need to consider… View Article
Spring Statement 2022: key announcements
Clayton & Brewill provides a summary of the key announcements from the Spring Statement 2022, including cuts to fuel duty and income tax, and an increase to the Employment Allowance to help small employers with national insurance costs. As always, please do contact us if you would like to discuss in detail the impact of any of these… View Article
Off-payroll working rules: what to consider now?
Following a recent case at the Court of Appeal involving off-payroll working (OPW) rules and the right of substitution, Nottingham chartered accountants, Clayton & Brewill, highlights what employers need to consider in 2022. The off-payroll working (OPW) rules continue a policy which started with the so-called IR35 regime. The aim in each case is that… View Article
Error and fraud in Covid-19 support schemes: HMRC’s approach
From the beginning, it was clear that Covid-19 support schemes would be targets for fraud and that customers would make mistakes. In our latest article, Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill highlights HRMC’s latest approach to tackling error and fraud in Covid-19 support scheme claims. Taxpayer Protection Taskforce Given estimates suggesting £5.8 billion lost to… View Article
Self Assessment tax return 2022: late filing and late payment penalties waived for one month
As the 31 January tax return deadline looms, Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill explains the latest news from HMRC regarding late filing and late payment penalties being waived and highlights why it’s more important than ever to ensure your submission is made on time. Who must send a tax return? You must send a… View Article
A guide to MTD ITSA: why it still means big change for you and your business
April 2022 sees the final phase of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for VAT, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. MTD for income tax (MTD ITSA) comes next, and implementation is likely to be altogether more challenging, plus there’s corporation tax to consider. In this article, Nottingham chartered accountants Clayton & Brewill provides a… View Article
Autumn update 2021: salary sacrifice, HMRC’s changing approach and MTD developments
The Clayton & Brewill Autumn update 2021 is now available to view online. It’s hard to believe that the year is coming to a close, but as we begin the countdown to Christmas, the Clayton & Brewill team remains committed to supporting all of our clients at this busy time. Our Autumn update contains advice… View Article
Salary sacrifice: how to change the small print
With the disruption caused by COVID-19, employers may find themselves asked to change the terms of a salary sacrifice arrangement. But it’s important that businesses tread carefully on this matter; varying a salary sacrifice arrangement could result in expected tax and NICs advantages being put at risk. In this article, Clayton & Brewill explains what… View Article
HMRC’s latest approach to outstanding tax
Protecting livelihoods; keeping people in work; helping businesses with temporary cash flow issues to survive. These have been HMRC’s guiding principles on tax debt ever since COVID-19 began. But as the economy emerges from the pandemic, and with government support schemes already winding down, businesses should expect a sea change in HMRC’s approach to outstanding… View Article