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- May 2012Admin: HMRC form EMI1 – change of submission address
From 19 April, 2012 EMI1 forms (Notice of Enterprise Management Incentive option grants should be sent to a new address.
- May 2012Admin: HMRC launches new online service for taxpayers
From mid-April 2012, anyone who has registered and enrolled for HMRC’s Online Services can view their business tax status online including corporation tax, self assessment, VAT and/or PAYE details.
- May 2012Auto-enrolment – an update, and possible delays for smaller employers
A number of changes to auto-enrolment have been announced, including changes to the auto-enrolment earnings trigger and proposed delays for smaller employers.
- April 2012UK/Swiss tax agreement – increase in rate for settling UK tax liabilities
The UK government has increased the rates that will be charged where UK taxpayers make a one-off payment in respect of past UK tax liabilities.
- April 2012Share transfers – amendments to stock transfer form
HMRC has announced a change to the stock transfer form (“STF”) to include an additional ‘certificate of exemption’ from stamp duty.
- April 2012The Finance Bill 2012
The Finance Bill 2012 (the “Bill”) It is currently being debated by Parliament.
- April 2012UK/Swiss tax agreement update
On 20th March 2012, the UK and Swiss governments signed a protocol to the agreement on tax co-operation that they signed on 6th October 2011.
- March 2012Unfair dismissal exemption for micro businesses?
The Government has launched a consultation on giving small businesses a way out of the unfair dismissal legislation.
- March 2012HMRC ramps up the pressure on dual contracts
HMRC has published a paper to clarify its view on two important aspects around the use of separate employments arrangements (dual contracts).
- March 2012Join us at our free Social Media in the Workplace seminar
Breakfast from a Michelin starred kitchen, spectacular views over the City and an informal and insightful look at some of the difficult issues raised by social media at work.