Helping you to navigate the intricacies of employment tax regulations, without compromising your commercial goals.
Employment Tax Services
Understanding your regulatory and tax compliance needs
We are living through a period of substantial change in the way we work, attract talent and remunerate our people.
Whilst talent pools continue to reduce, employment tax laws and regulations have never been more complex or challenging.
We understand that attracting and retaining your talented employees, whilst being compliant with the ever increasing regulations in this area is not easy, yet there has never been more pressure for you to ‘get it right’.
Our specialist employer services will help you and your employees / directors to navigate the intricacies of employment tax regulations, without compromising your commercial goals for incentivising, retaining and building your workforce.
Our people, your partners
Working closely with your team, our experienced advisers will bring together the right balance of technical expertise and practical experience, to provide your organisation with the tax solutions necessary to meet your strategic business needs, whilst ensuring tax compliance.
How we can help
We provide employer and employee related regulatory and tax compliance advice on the following matters:
- Apprenticeship levy
- Termination rules and payments
- Employee incentives and associated tax planning
- Benefit and expense policies
- Benefit and expense reporting (PAYE Settlement Agreements and P11Ds)
- Employment Status – “off payroll” workers i.e. IR35 (contractors, consultants)
- Gender pay reporting
- National minimum wage
- Payroll consulting
- Salary sacrifice arrangements
Employers have never faced so much pressure to get employment tax right, but we can help.
Client stories
HMRC opened an enquiry into an existing client’s domicile despite the fact that her tax returns had been completed fully
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HMRC enquired about the management and control of an offshore company for this taxpayer
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A taxpayer realised her previous tax returns were incorrect due to wrongly reporting certain income received abroad
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April 26, 2024
Self’s assessment: Budget changes to the HICBC
After ten years of being frozen, this is a sticking plaster and not a solution.
April 23, 2024
Non-domicile changes – Trust protection
From 6 April 2025 the existing trust protection will cease.
April 23, 2024
Non-domicile changes – Transitional provisions
The incoming changes to the tax regime for non-domiciled individuals are broad and will have a significant impact.