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Payroll Services for Small Businesses

If you're running your own self-employed business; the chances are you have little or no time to worry about payroll. You may employ only a couple of employees but you still need to be sure that your payments, tax contributions and so on are correct. If y... Read >
Author: Charlie Board

April 2010 – The Beginning of a New Tax Year

April 2010 brings another new tax year; which means several dates are approaching that many payroll services will need to be aware of. So be sure to add these important dates into your diary if you're involved in the payroll services of a company. Apri... Read >
Author: Gen Federico

Growing Your Virtual Assistant Business

Part of growing a successful business means that you continually need to market as there will be times when clients stop using you so you need to be able to replace them. There are a couple of ways you can grow your business without taking on employees... Read >
Author: Justine Curtis

Steps to take to finance our own retirement due to the current pension deficit

It would appear that in just over a hundred years we have come full circle with regards to deficits in our state pension. The Old Age Pensions Act was passed in August 1908 and the first payments were made on the 1st January 1909 when the maximum payme... Read >
Author: Roy J Derrick

National insurance should not be raised, BCC demands

The government should not look to increase national insurance rates, one commerce organisation has noted.Businesses have raised concerns about the prospect of increasing national insurance rates. Following the publication of its latest Monthly Business Su... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch

Almost Everything You Need To Understand About State Pensions

A State Pension is a pension provided by the state. You pay for this pension through the National Insurance contributions you pay during your working life. Additional info on National Insurance Contributions is accessible on the Inland Revenue web site. ... Read >
Author: Edward Smith

What You Need To Know About The Various Kinds of Occupational Pension Schemes

If you're pondering about retirement, or just attempting to work out exactly how you can survive once it eventually comes, there are plenty of factors to think about. Not least of these are occupational pension schemes. You will find two main kinds of sch... Read >
Author: Edward Smith

Every Little Thing You Wanted To Know About Stakeholder Pensions

A stakeholder pension is a secondary pension besides your State Pension, which is designed to boost your retirement income to suit the life-style you desire once you retire. Stakeholder pensions are intended as a low-cost means for individuals without an ... Read >
Author: Edward Smith

Managers hired on Contract for SEO

Outsourcing as an effective means for companies to save money is open for debate. The unseen cost of a fully loaded employee to include company car, tax, expenses, computer and National Insurance contributions often means that an employee will cost a com... Read >
Author: Sean

Checklist for keeping on the right side of HMRC

A small business owner may have three fronts to cover to keep HMRC happy. Tax can be a minefield for the unwary. Here is a checklist to help you through. Where your knowledge and experience is not enough, don't hesitate to get professional help. ... Read >
Author: Lynn Watson

What Are The Pay and Benefits of a Police Officer

The role of a police officer in England and Wales is a very difficult one. The responsibility with which officers are charged is a very serious one; the safety of the public is at stake and only the more suitable officers are ever chosen. Since the police... Read >
Author: Simon

Pre-Budget Report: What News for the Small Business?

As usual, there is both good and bad news for small businesses in this Report. The first bad news is that VAT goes back up to 17.5% on January 1st. The only concession because of the date is that any business that is still open at midnight on New Year... Read >
Author: Lynn Watson

Setting Up as a Sole Trader is a Lot Easier Than you May Think

Many employed workers, especially trained professionals, trades personnel and budding entrepreneurs dream of starting their own business. Unfortunately many potential new business owners dismiss that thought and instead labour on in someone else's employ ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton

When you need replacement payslips urgently there is a solution

Unless you need to produce your payslips it is all too easy to just check them when you get paid, to see how much you earned, what the deductions were and how much you have to spend before sticking them at the back of a drawer, or worse, throwing them... Read >
Author: ServicePR

Possible Substitutes For Payment Protection Insurance

Especially in the present climate job loss is a worry and accident or illness can happen at any time. It is wise to have income protection. This needs to stretch to all your outgoings, not just one direct debit of the many. Payment Protection Insurance ne... Read >
Author: michael challiner

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