Articles, tagged with "hm revenue and customs", page 2

Time To Pay Arrangements Can Help Businesses Manage Tax Payments

Copyright (c) 2010 Alison Withers In the current economic climate hundreds of thousands of businesses are struggling to meet their financial obligations to the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Businesses, especially smaller enterprises, have been repo... Read >
Author: Ali Withers

Questions Abound about QROPS – Is It Right for You?

QROPS is the abbreviation for Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme. There are an increasing number of people who are hearing about the benefits of QROPS, but are unsure if a QROPS is a good decision for them or not. A lot of the indecision comes ... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com

QROPS: Transfer Your UK Pension to an Offshore Pension Fund

QROPS is an abbreviation for Qualifying Registered Overseas Pension Schemes. It is a program that allows UK pension holders to transfer their funds to an offshore pension fund. This is a great way for UK expats to minimize their tax liability and get thei... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com

Scary Plan to Pay Our Wages Direct to The Government

The Telegraph's recent report into the potential of HM Revenue and Customs taking direct control of every worker’s monthly pay is a potential train crash waiting to happen. After all why should we be literally "paying" for the errors of this government in... Read >
Author: thomthom101

Salaries Could be Controlled by HMRC to Fix Tax System Errors

The Telegraph's recent report into the potential of HM Revenue and Customs taking direct power of every worker’s monthly pay is a potential train crash waiting to happen. After all why should we be literally "paying" for the errors of this government inst... Read >
Author: thomthom101

Starting Your Own Business

In today's economic climate many people are wondering if now is the right time to start their own business, but if you have been made redundant (or think you might be) then it can be a great opportunity. There is also a school of thought that if you can m... Read >
Author: Sally Nightingale

What is a Salary Sacrifice Scheme?

Salary sacrifice is a scheme whereby an employee gives up the right to receive part of the cash pay due under his/her contract of employment. Usually the ‘sacrifice' is made in return for an employer to agree to provide some sort of non-cash benefit for... Read >
Author: Exchange Street

10 Great Tips For Your Import Business

Sourcing goods to sell for your home based business is exciting but also frustrating. Importing can be an economic way of buying your stock but fraught with problems for the unwary. China is probably by far the most successful net exporter throughout the ... Read >
Author: Daniel J Thorley

Have you been overpaid this month?

Thousands of consumers could find themselves overpaid this month after a system error saw them sent the wrong tax codes. We explain what happened. It feels like government computer gaffes have been a weekly occurrence in recent years - not great news w... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Difficulty Paying VAT? Dealing with HMR&C

HM Revenue and Customs (HMR&C) have lost their old rights in insolvencies to rank as preferential creditors, so standing first in line for some of the funds available. Nowadays they are now broadly treated like any other creditor. So, if you are having di... Read >
Author: Mark Blayney

Am I on the right tax code?

As many of you are aware tax can sometimes be confusing and a lot of people find themselves asking: - am I paying the right amount of tax? - what should my tax code be? - am I on the correct tax code? - what do I have to do to get it changed? All... Read >
Author: Inter Payroll

How is PAYE used?

Pay As You Earn (PAYE) is a withholding tax in the UK, the Republic of Ireland as well as some other nations. It's the amount collected by employers, on behalf of the government, from employees as a payment of income tax on the employee's earnings. The... Read >
Author: Inter Payroll

Hiring a Nanny in London

For those who feel they have 'the best nanny in the world', count yourself lucky and do everything in your power to hold onto them! For those who've had some issues in the past, either with sourcing a good nanny or tackling managerial or financial issues... Read >
Author: Keith Macgregro

Winding up - are the rules different for high profile companies like Portsmouth FC?

Every day, HM Revenue and Customs petition for the winding up of companies which are unable to pay their taxes. Generally they are closed without ceremony. No so for high profile businesses such as Portsmouth football club it seems. To all intents and ... Read >
Author: Derek Cooper

Beware the HMRC making it difficult for Pre Pack Administration

Pre-pack administration or phoenixing can be a useful business rescue solution. However, businesses may be prevented from taking advantage of this option because of an HM Revenue and Customs requirement for a VAT deposit. If a business is in financial ... Read >
Author: Derek Cooper

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